Brent oil prices claw back losses to top $100 again after hours
Global oil prices edged higher in after-hours trading Monday to recoup portion of the nearly 11% lost during the regular session, as traders geared up for what’s likely to be another day driven by developments in the Iran conflict.
Estée Lauder is in talks to merge with Puig amid ongoing turnaround plan
Estée Lauder said Monday the company is in talks to potentially merge with Spanish beauty company Puig.
The U.S. government is about to define what junk food is. But comparing soy milk and gummy bears is complicated.
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has described ultraprocessed foods as “poison.”
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Drivers paying nearly $4 a gallon for gas see hope in falling oil prices
Gasoline prices at the pump were close to $1 a gallon higher than a month ago.
'This is insane.' Long lines plague U.S. airports as TSA officers face second missed paycheck in shutdown
The Trump administration said it plans to send ICE officers to help ease airport congestion amid TSA officer absences as they face second missed full paycheck.
Why gold’s plunge into a bear market is a good signal for stocks, according to Morgan Stanley
Bullion’s rise in previous months shows investors were wary of geopolitics, suggests Mike Wilson
March 27 looks like a make-or-break day for American travelers and the partial government shutdown
TSA wait times are ramping up as the partial government shutdown persists — but pain points on March 27 could end it
U.S. stock futures flat as Trump and Iran trade threats against civilian infrastructure
U.S. stock-index futures were little changed on Sunday, as new threats of escalation from both President Donald Trump and Iran threatened to intensify the conflict roiling the Persian Gulf region.
