Joann Fabrics, a stalwart in the industry for 80 years, faces bankruptcy due to overwhelming debt. However, with new financing, it aims for a swift restructuring to maintain operations.

Workers at the US Volkswagen plant in Chattanooga, Tennessee, are pushing to join the United Auto Workers (UAW) union to address workplace concerns and improve work-life balance.

Trump denied $464M appeal bond in NY fraud case. Legal battles intensify as Trump's team struggles to secure funds, hindering appeals.

Under the leadership of its new CEO, Antonio Simoes, Legal & General is set to sell one of the biggest housebuilder companies, Cala Group. Rothschild will oversee the auction process to maximize shareholder value.

Experts suggest that the ideal time for home selling is in June, with an estimated $7,700 boost, reflecting shifts in real estate buyer behavior due to factors such as the pandemic and mortgage rate fluctuations.

United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby assures that they prioritize safety amid recent flight problems concerning Boeing planes, pledging improvements in training and procedures to return trust in the aviation industry.

Federal Reserve and European Central Bank are set for major interest rate cuts, with BIS Chief Carstens noting progress in addressing inflation while cautioning central bankers to remain vigilant.

On Sunday, sources indicated Reddit's IPO is four to five times oversubscribed, making it more likely to reach its $6.5 billion valuation.

Don Lemon slams Elon Musk once again and calls the billionaire his most sensitive subject. SpaceX, X (formerly known as Twitter), and Tesla CEO Elon Musk speaks during live interview with Ben Shapiro at the symposium on fighting antisemitism on January 22, 2024 in Krakow, Poland.

Samsung now wants to use its own Exynos chipsets for Galaxy smartphones. Can it really save money? People walk past the Samsung logo displayed on a glass door at the company's Seocho building in Seoul on April 28, 2022.