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Airfares are sky high, and airline executives expect them to stay that way.

Many shoppers are trading down to less expensive clothing and accessories -- swapping Lululemon leggings for Uniqlo and expensive lingerie for Target bras and panties -- as inflation eats into their disposable income and a rocky stock market erodes their wealth.

Robots are the future. In certain sectors, however, that's not anytime soon.

Elon Musk is looking to quickly boost Twitter Inc.'s revenue by embracing subscriptions, aiming to make the social-media company less dependent on digital ads as Madison Avenue signals a cautious stance toward the site after the billionaire's takeover.

Hong Kong will attempt to show it is back in business with a financial summit and premier rugby tournament this week, as strict pandemic controls have led to an exodus of talent and business from the city.

European Union lawmakers reached a political agreement late Thursday for emissions rules that will effectively ban the sale of new cars with internal combustion engines beginning in 2035.

The monthslong saga over Elon Musk's bid to buy Twitter Inc. could come to a close this week with a deadline looming for the parties to complete the $44 billion takeover.

Rising shipping costs are primed to squeeze profits for businesses of all sizes this holiday season.

Netflix Inc. snapped back to subscriber growth in the third quarter, giving the streaming giant a jolt as it works to execute two major strategic shifts aimed at bolstering its revenue and subscriber base.

China's military is emerging as a true competitor to the U.S. under Xi Jinping.