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The government shutdown is a new obstacle in U.S. airlines’ quest to improve on-time performance.

Greece’s upgrade back to developed-market status, by the global index provider FTSE Russell, represents an undeniable triumph for a country that barely a decade ago was in the midst of a sovereign default.

“Historically, we’ve been keeping the contribution to her Roth at $50-$200 a month.”

Three of West’s former homes are currently on the market, including this one, where he once had a Sistine Chapel-style mural of himself painted on the dining room ceiling.

Sydney Sweeney may have set her sights on a unique $15 million L.A. home that has played host to “royalty, presidents, politicians, and notables for decades.”

Plug Power’s stock is extending its recent surge as investors look to how a hydrogen producer can be an artificial-intelligence play.

U.S. shoppers are expected to keep spending online at record levels this holiday season, but spending growth itself might slow and the discounts might not be as steep as retailers and customers try to stay ahead of tariffs and inflation, according to Adobe.

A report says the SEC is probing the app-monetization company’s practices. AppLovin says it regularly engages with regulators and would disclose updates if any were material.

The AI startup launches a new feature to make apps, including Figma and Spotify, available in ChatGPT

“I am 66 and working full time. I’d rather be retired.”

Shares of Constellation Brands Inc. rose after hours Monday after the beer and wine maker reported quarterly results that beat expectations and stuck with its full-year outlook.

Oracle’s massive data-center buildout will require the company to take on new financing strategies — and new risks.