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The rhythmic rumble of the “L” isn’t a death rattle — yet.

But Chicago’s public transit systems are set to get gut-punched early next year by a funding deficit in the hundreds of millions of dollars. If state ...Read more

A call in January had Malcolm Gordon springing from his seat at work. His infant son was locked inside the family's Ford Mustang Mach-E after his wife had gone to charge the vehicle on her way to pick up their eldest from ...Read more

Uwajimaya, the Seattle-based Asian grocer, has navigated hardship before.

Not long after the family business opened its doors in 1928, it temporarily shuttered when founders Fujimatsu and Sadako Moriguchi and several of ...Read more

LAS VEGAS — Leaving the sink on for hours or forgetting to turn off the shower in a Bellagio hotel room doesn’t waste even a fraction of the water that the resort’s air-conditioning system does.

Every drop of water ...Read more

Apple is trying to bring machine learning to Motor City.

The smartphone giant opened its Apple Manufacturing Academy in Detroit on Tuesday to offer free workshops on artificial intelligence and advanced manufacturing to ...Read more

In the 28 years I've been writing this column, I bet I've written 128 columns about the most common questions I get. However, I suppose not everyone is clipping those columns and pasting them into their Social Security ...Read more

Venture capital investments in the Greater Los Angeles region more than doubled to $5.8 billion in the second quarter, compared to a year ago, as investors poured money into the area's defense tech and aerospace companies ...Read more

Union Pacific announced an $85 billion deal Tuesday to purchase Atlanta-based Norfolk Southern, an agreement that, if approved by shareholders and regulators, would create a transcontinental railroad company, but cost ...Read more

Doctors at Johns Hopkins Medicine hospitals and facilities could stop accepting insurance from national health insurance provider UnitedHealthcare in about a month if an agreement to maintain the health plan is not reached...Read more

Microsoft Corp. is in advanced talks to land a deal that could give it ongoing access to critical OpenAI technology, an agreement that would remove a major obstacle to the startup’s efforts to become a for-profit ...Read more

WASHINGTON — The Trump administration moved Tuesday to eliminate the last major environmental regulation on the U.S. auto industry.

The long-expected step came via a proposal to eliminate a key 2009 finding that enabled...Read more

Ford Motor Co. has secured a $3 billion line of credit ahead of another tariff deadline on Friday and amid shifting policy around fuel economy regulations.

The Dearborn automaker can draw upon the funds as it wishes for a...Read more

UnitedHealth Group’s massive health insurance business will drop some Medicare Advantage health plans covering more than 600,000 people as it tries to reverse its financial declines.

The company’s insurance arm, ...Read more

Though still burning through cash, Boeing significantly cut its losses in the second quarter, marking another step forward on its path to recovery.

The company on Tuesday reported a net loss of $612 million, or 92 cents ...Read more

During Orinda, California, homeowner Yasaman Nazmi Lee’s home-insurance saga — one of millions playing out across California as the age of mega-fires drives insurers to pull back from coverage and raise prices — ...Read more

Promising recovery under a new CEO, Chrysler parent Stellantis NV on Tuesday reinstated its annual guidance that in the second half of the year, it will post higher net revenue than in the first half and a low single-digit...Read more

UPS saw its second quarter revenue and profit decline compared with a year ago as it faces trade volatility and decreased U.S. shipping volumes.

The shipping giant reported $1.28 billion in net income for the second ...Read more

The federal government has paid California dairy farms more than $230 million to subsidize losses in milk production resulting from bird flu, records show, an amount that the dairy industry expects to climb higher as more ...Read more

Minnesotans can obtain more information about how companies use their personal data, and the right to demand corrections or deletions, under a new state law taking effect this week.

The law allows consumers to request to ...Read more

When Logan Crumbaugh was growing up on his family’s farm in Gratiot County, Michigan, spotting a deer was a rare and special occasion.

But these days, he and other farmers in Michigan's Lower Peninsula are seeing way ...Read more