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A massive mall is set to open, but will shoppers come?
After endless fits and starts and billions of dollars spent, American Dream is officially opening its doors to the public as the second largest mall in the country, and third largest in North America. It will showcase 3 million square feet of leasable space dedicated to more than a dozen entertainment attractions like a 16-story indoor ski slope, rollercoaster, waterpark and eventually 450 retail, food and specialty shops.
Subprime auto giant's loans sour at fastest clip since 2008
A growing percentage of Santander Consumer USA Holdings' subprime auto loans are turning out to be clunkers soon after the cars are driven off the lot.
Meet the CEO who's taking on the gun lobby
Ed Stack didn’t set out to be an activist. The chief executive of Dick’s Sporting Goods, Mr. Stack spent his career selling fishing rods, camping gear and athletic equipment at big-box stores around the country. Dick’s was founded by Mr. Stack’s father in upstate New York. As a young man, Mr. Stack worked for the family business. But he didn’t enjoy the experience. His father was a divisive boss who couldn’t manage a supply chain, and was...
11 Social Security mistakes to look out for
Social Security's complicated, but it's worth the effort to learn the facts.
Adobe exposed data of more than 7 million software users
Adobe Inc. exposed the data of 7.5 million of its creative-software customers, a person familiar with the matter said, in the latest example of a company leaving consumer information visible on the internet.
Musk says Tesla has finally made a ready-to-deploy solar roof
Almost three years after Tesla Inc. Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk unveiled solar roof shingles as part of his push to buy SolarCity, the automaker says it finally has a version of the tiles that it can mass produce.
Boeing commits to changing 737 Max software as Indonesia releases final Lion Air report
Indonesia has faulted poor design of the Boeing 737 Max and lack of regulatory oversight from the Federal Aviation Authority, along with improperly trained crew members, for the fatal crash of a Lion Air flight last year.
Toys R Us comeback features new interactive play lands, stores and Target partnership
Toys R Us kids of all ages, rejoice. The iconic brand's comeback includes the first two Toys R Us Adventure sites, new stores and a website.
GM hopes to restart some plants by Saturday
GM said UAW workers will resume work Monday, but at some pickup production plants, the automaker is looking for volunteers to start sooner.
Microsoft wins Pentagon's $10B cloud contract, thwarting Amazon
The Department of Defense on Friday awarded a $10 billion technology contract to Microsoft over Amazon in a contest that was closely watched after President Trump ramped up his criticism of Amazon’s founder, Jeff Bezos, and said he might intervene.
Trump to suspend Thailand’s $1.3 billion trade preferences
U.S. President Donald Trump is suspending some trade preferences for Thailand over concerns about worker rights, adding to the obstacles facing the export-reliant nation’s slowing economy.
China says part of Phase 1 trade deal text ‘basically completed’
China said parts of the text for the first phase of a trade deal with the U.S. are “basically completed” as the two sides reached a consensus in areas including standards used by agricultural regulators.
Big VIX options trade braces for a 2008-like volatility surge
Someone is betting big that the U.S. stock market is on track for the kind of turbulence not seen since the global financial crisis.
Navy’s $13 billion carrier needs another $197 million in fixes
The Navy’s most expensive vessel is getting even costlier, as the service says it needs to add as much as $197 million more to correct deficiencies with the USS Gerald R. Ford aircraft carrier.
Stocks close higher amid strong earnings and trade optimism
Stocks ended higher Friday as the market cheered strong quarterly earnings from Intel along with apparent progress on the U.S.-China trade front.
U.S. government's annual budget deficit largest since 2012
U.S. government's annual budget deficit largest since 2012
Progyny shares soar in first day of trading
Fertility benefits manager bucks trend of weak IPOs
If you invested $1,000 in Facebook's IPO, here's how much you'd have now
Since Facebook's IPO on May 18, 2012, the tech company has proven to be a strong stock. Despite recent controversies over cryptocurrency and privacy regulations, those who invested when it went public would have made a profit.
20 big stocks with more cash than debt
20 Large-Cap Dividend Stocks With More Cash Than Debt
Intel earnings aren’t as good as they look, analysts say
Intel Corp. reported a surprise increase in data-center revenue Thursday en route to a big earnings beat, but some are questioning the sustainability of the company’s momentum.
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