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Live Nation Entertainment Inc. heads to a jury trial on Monday over claims by the US Justice Department and more than three dozen states that the nation’s largest concert promoter is illegally monopolizing the live music industry and should be forced to shed its Ticketmaster unit.

 David’s Bridal, the King of Prussia-based wedding dress retailer, is getting into the documentary business. This week, the company will drop the first episode in its new series "Breaking Bridal," which follows real-life couples and focuses on unique elements of their weddings.

Two brothers living in East Africa were faced with a difficult decision in 2009: continue a life of forced servitude or move to a new country for a fresh start.

McDonald’s is gearing up to celebrate one of its favorite holidays: National Egg McMuffin Day.

Like Nvidia, Advanced Micro Devices (Nasdaq: AMD) designs and markets semiconductor chips, such as central processing units (CPUs) and graphics accelerator cards. It has several notable brands under its umbrella, including Ryzen CPUs, Epyc CPUs and the Instinct GPU (graphics processing unit) line for data centers and cloud servers.

“I’m standing there watching my house burn, and I’m like, oh my goodness, this is everything that I worked for.”

Inland Northwest golfers can start retrieving their clubs from winter storage.

Fintech company Block said Thursday that it's cutting more than 4,000 workers or nearly half of its workforce as artificial intelligence disrupts the way people work. The Oakland parent company of payment services Square and Cash App saw its stock surge by more than 23% in after-hours trading after making the layoff announcement. Jack Dorsey, the co-founder and head of Block, said in a post on ...

U.S. producer prices accelerated in January, with the cost of goods outside the volatile food and energy category increasing by the most in more than three and a half years as businesses passed on import tariffs and raised prices at the start of 2026.

Wall Street's main indexes dropped on Friday as AI anxiety hammered technology stocks, with the Nasdaq and the S&P 500 on pace for their steepest monthly loss since March 2025, while hotter-than-expected inflation data also weakened sentiment.

Netflix jumped more than 10% on Friday as investors applauded its decision to exit the race for Warner Bros Discovery, a months-long bidding war with Paramount Skydance for some of Hollywood's most prized assets.

Rolls-Royce Holdings PLC announced a record buyback and dramatically raised its midyear earnings target as the U.K.’s largest manufacturer rides a wave of orders for aircraft engines and the power systems that drive data centers.

In a gathering Thursday of agents who sell homes, businesses and property, keynote speakers brought generally good news about the economy that fuels those transactions.

Netflix on Thursday signaled it was backing away from its offer to buying Warner Bros. Discovery’s streaming and studio assets, saying the deal was no longer financially attractive after Paramount Skydance revised its offer for the coveted Hollywood studio to $31-a-share offer.

The global smartphone market is poised to suffer its biggest decline ever in 2026, sinking to a more than decade low in shipments, as surging memory chip prices drive up device costs, the International Data Corporation said on Thursday.

 Netflix will broadcast the Canadian Formula One Grand Prix live to U.S. viewers in May as part of a deal that makes season eight of its hit ​docu-series 'Drive to Survive' available for streaming on Apple TV.

The Nasdaq led losses on Thursday, as a recent rally in technology stocks lost steam, with Nvidia's stellar results failing to enthuse investors and reigniting worries over the AI trade.

Seattle residents will have a choice this summer: Get paid to ditch town for a few weeks, or learn to call soccer “football” in their own homes in exchange for hundreds of dollars. Many are considering renting out their homes to World Cup tourists.