The Federal Aviation Administration will allow Boeing to increase production of its 737 Max, clearing a hurdle the regulator put in place after a nearly catastrophic panel blowout last year.

The FAA capped Boeing’s Max production at 38 planes per month after a door-sized panel flew off an Alaska Airlines 737 Max in January 2024, revealing ...Read more

The annual membership cost to enter Costco's big-box warehouses and stock up on bulk groceries — not to mention the free food samples — has gone up. But that's not stopping fans from becoming or remaining loyal members.

Since September 2024, individual members in the U.S. pay $65 per year, a $5 increase from past dues. Executive memberships...Read more

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has terminated a consent order that prohibited Citibank from discriminating against its Armenian American customers.

The agency, led by President Trump's Office of Management and Budget Director Russ Vought, ended the consent order on Thursday, three years earlier than when it was set to expire.

The ...Read more

Jack in the Box, the San Diego-based fast-food chain that sells burgers and curly fries from drive-through windows, is selling its entire stake in its subsidiary Del Taco.

Fremont, Calif.-based Yadav Enterprises will acquire Del Taco for $115 million in cash in a deal that includes more than 550 Del Taco restaurants.

Yadav Enterprises already ...Read more

The White House on Friday extended to five years an arrangement that eases tariffs on automakers assembling vehicles in the United States and provided details on a 25% tariff on medium- and heavy-duty trucks set to take effect Nov. 1.

The extension of offsets that allow automakers to reduce what they pay in tariffs on imported car parts ...Read more

Pay TV providers have a new message for consumers: Your ex wants you back.

While the media industry watches the once massive number of subscribers to cable and satellite services diminish like a slow-melting iceberg as audiences move to streaming, the companies are aggressively developing ways to slow the trend and perhaps win some business ...Read more

Comedians Kumail Nanjiani and Ilana Glazer dropped out of performing at Salesforce's annual tech conference this week after the company's chief executive Marc Benioff made controversial remarks that showed his support for President Trump.

Last week, Benioff told the New York Times he thought Trump should deploy the National Guard to reduce ...Read more

Taylor Swift. “Wicked.” “Stranger Things.” Woolrich.

Target is rolling out a string of exclusive collaborations and in-store experiences to spur holiday spending at a time of cooling consumer confidence.

Surveys point to lower spending already, as Target enters the all-important holiday season with inconsistent sales and falling store ...Read more

I'll say this for the promoters of bogus stem cell treatments: They are terrific at finding new ways to market their goods and services.

For example, we've seen the proliferation of clinics offering purported stem cell-based cures or treatments for conditions including Alzheimer's, arthritis, cancer, macular degeneration, Crohn's disease, ...Read more

An alleged victim of convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein is suing Charlotte, North Carolina-based Bank of America and Bank of New York Mellon Corp. in New York, claiming they financially supported his sex trafficking operations for years.

The woman, identified as “Jane Doe,” filed a class-action lawsuit on behalf of other victims ...Read more

Audi enters Grasso’s Garage for the first time this year with its historically proven 2025 Audi Q5, a mid-size luxury five-seat SUV. Wrapped in Navarra Blue Metallic, our Q5 Prestige Quattro tester was appealing, comfortable and sporty.

Powering the Audi Q5 is a 2.0-liter TFSI inline four-cylinder engine, paired with a seven-speed S-tronic ...Read more

Comcast Corp., owner of the nation’s largest cable TV and broadband provider Xfinity, informed the state on Wednesday that it will eliminate 302 positions at its West Division office in Centennial, Colorado, at the end of the year.

The company, one of the largest private sector employers in the state, said it would close its West Division ...Read more

The 2025 Honda Civic Sport Hatchback is not a Ferrari, not a Bentley, not a Porsche. It’s a Civic. A hatchback. There’s something deeply comforting about its continued existence even as too many buyers opt for SUVs big enough to blot out the sun, pickup trucks tall enough to require a Sherpa, and luxury EVs that glow like radioactive ...Read more

GAYLORD, Michigan — I made an easy drive this fall up Interstate 75 to Charlevoix. Cruising on adaptive cruise control at 80 mph, listening to Sirius XM. Navigating Google Maps on a jumbotron screen while taking in the fall colors. I could have been in any compact SUV.

But as I exited at Gaylord onto the challenging M-32 twisties, I selected ...Read more

ST. LOUIS — The union representing workers on strike from The Boeing Co. said it has filed an unfair labor charge against the aerospace giant, accusing the company of refusing to bargain in good faith.

Members with the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers Union, which represents more than 3,200 Boeing workers in St. ...Read more

The Nevada Gaming Control Board is telling gaming operators their licenses could be at risk if they collaborate with companies offering prediction market contracts.

Board Chairman Mike Dreitzer on Wednesday issued a two-page industry notice titled “Sports Event Contracts are Wagers” that explains Nevada regulators’ position on prediction ...Read more

The nation’s largest business lobbying group sued the Trump administration over its changes to the visa system for skilled foreign workers, teeing up a fresh battle between corporate America and the president.

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce said in a lawsuit Thursday that it was illegal for President Donald Trump to slap a $100,000 fee on new H...Read more

The U.S. budget deficit declined slightly for the 2025 fiscal year as tariff revenue hit a record high, though the pace of borrowing remains historically elevated at a time of economic expansion and financial stability.

The deficit for the fiscal year was $1.78 trillion, down from $1.82 trillion in 2024, a drop of 2%, according to figures ...Read more