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From the gas pump to the grocery store, the overall price of living still feels stubbornly high for many Americans. Here's how inflation works.

As free agency frenzy is off the charts now, let's dive into one of Los Angeles' own - Russell Westbrook and his route for the 2024-25 season.

Dragon's Dogma 2, Elden Ring, Destiny 2: The Final Shape, and more hits are on sale at GMG.

Drivers will get sick pay and healthcare stipends, too.

Huawei Technologies Co will bring artificial intelligence to telecommunication networks in order to elevate network productivity.

It owes money to Universal, Sony, Lionsgate, Warner Bros., and more.

Here's a buzzkill for Starbuds Flowers ... Starbucks is taking the mobile marijuana biz to court and claiming it's ripping off the coffee brand's famous logo.

Multi-billion dollar worth business partner's post draft blunder triggered an important question surrounding Bronny James' Lakers entry

While Anthony Davis' stay in the Lakers is hanging on a thin thread, a big decision from D'Angelo Russell can save the big man from leaving.

Ironically, younger generations are using smartphones for anything but actual phone calls.

Amazon Prime members can take advantage of a great Audible deal for a limited time.

Alex Jebailey and the CEO team are putting on another major fighting game tournament in Daytona, Florida, and we have the details on where you can catch it all.

Walmart+ has an abundance of offerings you may want to prioritize over Amazon. Here's what you should know.

The better-than-expected PCE data is increasing expectations that the Fed could cut rates in September, analysts said.

Everton have granted a period of exclusivity to The Friedkin Group as their search for a buyer continues.

The EU on Friday demanded wildly popular shopping platforms Shein and Temu explain what action they are taking to protect consumers, including children.

"Hawk Tuah" -- the phrase you can't escape -- is about to be even more in your face, 'cause a bunch of people are jumping on the slippery bandwagon, and banking on it by filing for a slew of trademarks.

Advertisers hope that bridge building and slowing down is a message that sells to an anxious nation in short supply of unity.

A Michigan woman who has been gambling at Detroit's MGM Grand for over 20 years says the casino refused to pay out her $127,000 jackpot, claimed she was trespassing.

Pinduoduo is planning to launch more tools in the coming months beyond the automatic price adjustment feature that it introduced before the mid-year