Major producers strongly signaled they will extend output cuts, which have helped to boost oil prices by about $20 a barrel this year.
Nearly 400 young men at Morehouse College learned on Sunday that their commencement speaker –billionaire investor Robert F. Smith – would pay off their student loans. A slew of studies that document how student loans block people from significant purchases and opportunities suggest these graduates' paths to adulthood will be much smoother.
Microsoft on Monday announced new moderation for its Xbox platform in an effort to cut down on toxic content and to make gaming safer for everyone.
Google announced Google Glass Enterprise Edition 2 on Monday, a new set of smart glasses that's catered toward businesses and costs $999. Google has focused on business use cases after its first model failed among consumers.
FCC's Brendan Carr defines "Western vales" as recognizing intellectual property rights and "respecting the First Amendment."
Nordstrom has chosen Oct. 24 for the grand opening of its women's store in New York, the largest single-project investment in the company's history.
Most younger millennials and members of Generation Z still plan to get married. But many do not expect those vows to come with expensive bling and their parents footing the bill.
Just under half, 44% of millennials say they have an emergency savings fund that can cover at least three months of living expenses. But if you're not there yet, don't worry. You can start small and build up a robust cushion to help you weather life's unexpected costs.
More than 170 shoe retailers, including Nike, Under Armour, Adidas, Foot Locker, Ugg and Off Broadway Shoe Warehouse, have penned a letter to the White House asking President Donald Trump to consider a halt to tariff increases on footwear imported from China.
Little Caesars will sell a pizza topped with plant-based sausage crumbles made by Impossible Foods for the pizza chain. This marks the first time a national pizza chain is using a vegan meat substitute.
Health officials confirmed another 41 measles cases last week, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Monday, bringing the total to 880 for the year, already the worst for the disease since 1994.