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The FAA grounded Virgin Galactic on Thursday, as the federal regulator investigates the company's previous spaceflight that carried founder Richard Branson.

Lands' End expects more supply chain challenges as the holiday season approaches, ultimately limiting profits in the back half of the year.

These are the stocks posting the largest moves in midday trading.

Among 140 infected students who were interviewed, 89 recently traveled for spring break, and 57 said they attended an unmasked indoor social gathering.

While the vehicle can't fly, Audi said it designed the electric car with such luxury private travel in mind.

Ford's sales capped off a dismal month of U.S. auto sales in August, which plummeted to their slowest adjusted selling rate since June 2020.

Tom Barrack, a private equity investor and close friend of ex-President Donald Trump, is accused of advancing the interests of the United Arab Emirates.

About 13% of United's Thursday schedule was canceled after Ida flooded its Newark hub.

New York Mets put acting general manager Zack Scott on administrative leave following his arrest earlier this week for allegedly driving while intoxicated.

The decision "is an unprecedented assault on a woman's constitutional rights under Roe v. Wade," Biden said in a searing statement.

The gasoline is blended with as much as 10% ethanol.

Cal Fire spokesman Henry Herrera explains what's fanning the flames of the monster Caldor Fire as it threatens the resort city of South Lake Tahoe, California.

The automaker informed employees Wednesday of the cuts, which also impact production of its larger Super Duty pickups and Expedition SUV.

General Motors said Thursday it's adding or extending downtimes at eight plants in the U.S., Canada and Mexico.

NFL executive Anna Isaacson said the league distributed roughly $160 million to date, including over $90 million dedicated in 2020.

American Eagle on Thursday posted mixed fiscal second-quarter results.

Burger King is taking its rewards program nationwide amid a broader push from the Restaurant Brands International chain to boost its U.S. business.

Companies like Procter & Gamble need water for their businesses, but a lot of that water flows through forests that are threatened by wildfire.

China's health-care sector will probably be the next to fall under scrutiny, analysts warn, as the country's regulators crack down on everything from tech to education this year.