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Manufacturing and construction companies will be struggling to fill all their available jobs in the coming years, and are getting creative with training.

Spotify has settled a multiyear deal with podcast host and comedian Joe Rogan, allowing his show to be available on other platforms.

Almost halfway into earnings season, profits are clearly coming in far better than anybody expected.

Bristol Myers Squibb also issued its full-year 2024 forecast, which was generally in line with expectations.

While franchise-rich movies slates are on the docket for 2024 and 2025, Wall Street doesn't foresee ticket sales exceeding $10 billion domestically until 2026.

The NFL is trying to tamp down potential gambling by team personnel as it holds its first ever Super Bowl in Las Vegas.

Ford started the year with a slight increase in sales, led by a jump for hybrid vehicles, which offset an 11% decline for all-electric cars and trucks.

Carvana over the last 18 months aggressively restructured its operations and debt amid bankruptcy concerns to pivot from growth to cost-cutting.

Rhythm Energy calls itself the biggest independent green energy provider in Texas and says it operates autonomously from Goldman's private equity fund.

Amer Sports, the athletic company behind the Wilson tennis racket and Arc'teryx, debuted on the public markets Thursday after pricing its IPO at a discount.

The automaker reported a net profit of 1.26 billion euros, or $1.36 billion, for 2023, including 294 million euros, or $317.9 million, in the fourth quarter.

Peloton has made some progress in its turnaround plan, but the fitness company is expecting more dark days ahead after failing to reach a number of goals.

Merck still posted a quarterly loss due to previously announced charges associated with its cancer drug collaboration deal with Daiichi Sankyo.

Small business optimism is rising, and owners are feeling better about the economy, even as inflation continues to pose challenges, the survey found.

Lululemon is launching its first men's footwear line as the retailer looks for new avenues of growth in the increasingly crowded athletic apparel space.

Allen previously explored deals to buy ABC, television station operator Tegna and the National Football League's Washington Commanders.

Starbucks executives said the challenges faced by the company are "transitory."

Strategic Sports Group's investment in the PGA Tour comes as the professional golf organization's merger with the Saudi-backed LIV Golf is up in the air.

Adidas won't write off the majority of its unsold Yeezy inventory after its breakup with Ye, the rapper formerly known as Kanye West, over antisemitism.

Biogen said its decision to drop Aduhelm, which had a polarizing approval and launch, was "not related to any safety or efficacy concerns."