Topic: Business

Producer prices in the United States have now climbed at their quickest yearly rate in more than a decade, the Labor Department said in its monthly report Tuesday.

Britain on Tuesday brokered its first free trade deal since leaving the European Union 18 months ago by signing a what it called a historic new agreement with Australia.

The United States and the European Union on Tuesday ended a long dispute that lasted for nearly 20 years over government support for plane manufacturers Airbus and Boeing by agreeing to a five-year truce.

Shares of Lordstown Motors fell nearly 20% after CEO Steve Burns and CFO Julio Rodriguez resigned only a day after reports that the company may have trouble staying afloat the remainder of the year.

U.S. drivers are holding on to their used vehicles longer, according to a new study Monday that says the average age of a light vehicle in operation jumped by almost two months to 12.1 years during the pandemic.

McDonald's limited edition "BTS Meal" -- and all its parts, including the food wrappers -- are becoming collectible items, with the dipping sauces being resold online at grossly inflated prices.

Mall operator Washington Prime Group announced that it had voluntarily filed petitions for bankruptcy, citing the COVID-19 pandemic.

NASA and the space industry will conduct several missions over the next year to test more efficient, environmentally friendly spacecraft propulsion, including a non-toxic propellant and solar power.

Hackers stole certain confidential data from McDonald's Corp. customers in the United States, South Korea and Taiwan, the company said Friday.

Taiwanese semiconductor giant TSMC is reviewing plans to build a plant in Japan's Kumamoto Prefecture, according to a Japanese press report.