Business

The U.S. and China have reached a trade deal agreement in principle, which was awaiting President Donald Trump’s sign off on Thursday, according to reports. 

A study found that 57 percent of people have left a job “specifically because of their manager.” 

The Popeyes chicken sandwich apparently is the gift that keeps on giving now that it's been made into an ugly Christmas sweater.

Gevalia Kaffe looking for a queen to sip coffee all day and rule over a Scottish castle.

Get the french fry lover in your life the perfect gift with new holiday merchandise from McDonald's.

Paul Volcker, who as Federal Reserve chairman in the early 1980s elevated interest rates to historic highs and triggered a recession as the price of quashing double-digit inflation, has died, according to his office.

If you haven't noticed the thousands of retail stores closing their doors over the past decade, it's because like most consumers, you're buying everything online now.

Airbnb has officially banned party houses on the platform. The move comes two months after a deadly shooting at a Halloween party hosted at a rental home.

Popular wedding inspiration sites, Pinterest and The Knot, will no longer promote content that involves former slave plantations.

Twenty more women are suing Lyft, alleging that they were raped or sexually assaulted by drivers while using the service, adding to a slew of legal complaints against the company from passengers who say they were targeted by drivers.

Most Americans dread the holidays due to spending, according to a new survey.

Takata has discovered a new problem with its air bags that has led to at least one death.

Larry Page and Sergey Brin are stepping down as CEO and president, respectively, of Google parent company Alphabet. The move caps more than two decades during which the pair have shepherded the one-time startup they founded in a Silicon Valley garage. Pichai, who has been Google’s CEO since 2015, will now also head up Alphabet. The company isn’t filling Brin’s position as president.

Critics of the high-end exercise equipment maker say the ad is sexist and classist.

Many of the stores that remain have the same old problems. They’re grungy and understaffed, poorly stocked and losing vendors.

Potato crops damaged by cold and wet weather could reportedly mean a shortage of the beloved french fry.

Many Walmart shoppers were not pleased to learn that the retail giant's employees do not earn holiday pay for foregoing time with their families.

The FBI is offering cybersecurity advice to people who purchase new smart TVs on Black Friday.