President Donald Trump says he will not impose quotas on importing uranium, breaking with a Commerce Department assessment that America’s use of foreign uranium raises national security concerns.

FTC approves record $5B fine for Facebook, though it’s not the end of the company’s troubles.

Not many people shed tears when bankers lose their jobs.

Volkswagen will invest $2.6 billion into a Pittsburgh autonomous vehicle company that’s mostly owned by Ford as part of a broader partnership on electric and self-driving vehicles, the companies confirmed Friday.

US producer prices rise a modest 0.1% in June, another sign that inflation remains tame.

Stocks climb to more record highs, helped by industrial companies.

Huawei’s chairman says the Chinese tech giant has yet to see any benefit from President Donald Trump’s promise to allow U.S. companies to sell some components to the company.

German automaker Daimler expects pretax profits this year to be significantly lower than 2018, after setting aside more money to tackle the fallout from its diesel emissions problems and an airbag recall.

When some states and cities hand out taxpayer dollars to companies, they get very little in return.

Nike is going forward with plans to make soles for Nike Air shoes in a Phoenix suburb even though Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey last week blocked state money for the facility when Nike pulled a flag-themed shoe from the market.