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Starbucks CEO Kevin Johnson said that more than half of the drinks sold by the coffee chain are cold, not hot.

The apparel and home-goods retailer said it anticipates sales and profits to grow for the full year.

Amazon is expanding its Amazon Care nationally for its employees and will offer the telehealth service to other companies

The PPP Extension Act of 2021 passed the House Tuesday night. Next, it goes to the Senate, where it is expected to be approved.

The German carmaker is one of many in the sector looking to develop more electric vehicles.

Many NFT buyers and sellers aren't likely aware aware of a tax rule that could come back to haunt them — and cost them a big chunk of their gains.

Some advocates have blamed former President Donald Trump's rhetoric for stoking discrimination against Asian Americans.

U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Wednesday told U.K. lawmakers that he will be receiving the AstraZeneca shot "very shortly."

The latest guidance from the global public health body comes after a raft of European countries announced that they would suspend use of the shot.

France and Italy say they are ready to quickly restart inoculation programs with the AstraZeneca vaccine if regulators confirm it's still safe to use.

How much a Ford employee will be able to work remotely will be based on their job responsibilities as well as discussions with their managers.

PepsiCo's new Mtn Dew Rise Energy line is meant to compete in the energy drink category and draw in consumers who usually stick to coffee or juice.

Shake Shack CEO Randy Garutti said it is continuing to invest in its digital business after a major shift in customer behavior during the Covid pandemic.

Dow futures were steady but Nasdaq futures were lower Wednesday as the 10-year Treasury yield jumps to a new 13-month high.

Subaru entered the U.S. market in the 1960s as a "cheap and ugly" brand that critics hated. But it became one of the most successful car companies in America.

Two traders break down how they're approaching February’s drop in retail sales.

It's no secret that Germany has been seeing a sharp rise in coronavirus cases in recent weeks but one leading health expert is warning of "exponential growth."

Experts say the decision by some European countries to suspend use of the AstraZeneca/University of Oxford Covid shot could be damaging.

Multiple Chinese embassies issued statements on how China would facilitate entry into the country for people who have been vaccinated using Chinese vaccines.

Two additional countries opted to suspend the use of the AstraZeneca vaccine in Europe on Tuesday as regulators proceeded with a new review into its side effects.