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Orlando Ashford joins Fanatics in the new role of chief people officer, the second C-suite hire in the past two weeks for Michael Rubin's sports platform.

Two independent studies suggest the new Covid booster shots don't protect better against omicron BA.5 than the original vaccines.

Sono Motors plans to bring a solar-powered EV to market in mid-2023. Priced at $25,000, it will hit the European market first, with plans to expand in the U.S.

Beer is taking up less of the American booze market as beverage companies flood the market with buzzy new drink categories including ready-to-drink cocktails.

The Buffalo Bills' new stadium, controversial due to its hefty bill for taxpayers, is expected to open in 2026.

Five U.S. rocket builders have successfully reached orbit in the past two decades.

Eateries have trimmed their weekly operating hours by 7.5%, or 6.4 hours, compared with pre-pandemic schedules, according to a report from Datassential.

Access to proper health care for women has historically come up short, and women are increasingly turning to their employers for these benefits.

Rent the Runway became a force in fashion by renting designer clothes. Exactly one year after its IPO, the stock is down 90%, but its CEO is looking ahead.

The shadow of 2015's Paris Agreement looms large over the IEA's report.

Ye, formerly known as Kanye West, was escorted out of the Los Angeles office of shoe company Skechers, the company said.

President Biden cautioned that the immunocompromised are at heightened risk this winter and should talk to their physician about precautions.

A slew of stocks were moving in the premarket on the back of earnings, including Meta Platforms.

Cigarette maker Altria Group narrowed its earnings guidance for the year as it reported third-quarter earnings and revenue that missed Wall Street estimates.

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Ford on Wednesday updated its guidance to forecast full-year adjusted earnings before interest and taxes of about $11.5 billion.

Sunak — Britain's fifth prime minister in six years — will have to prove that he has the leadership skills to govern such a disparate set of personalities.

Bed Bath & Beyond has named interim CEO Sue Gove to the position permanently as the struggling retailer tries to boost sales.

Shares of the self-driving car technology company jumped over 37% on Wednesday, its first day on the stock market after being spun out of Intel.

Ford Motor (F) reported an earnings beat for the third quarter, while demonstrating solid free cash flow — a key reason why the Club still backs the automaker.