The United Auto Workers union significantly escalated its walkout against Detroit's Three automakers by going on strike Wednesday at the largest and most profitable Ford plant in the world

The Atlanta Braves should be able to afford a starting rotation upgrade this offseason, especially if they're willing to pay up.

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Asiana Airlines Inc. agreed to a plan on merging with Korean Air after holding long-running talks to overcome

The Bank of England has warned that households across the U.K. are facing increasing problems from the sharp increase in interest rates but says the country’s biggest banks are resilient enough to offer more help than they were able to before the global financial crisis 15 years ago

It’s been a tempestuous year for US Treasuries. The coming week will set the stage for how it

The St. Louis Cardinals agreed with AL Cy Young runner-up Sonny Gray on a three-year contract Monday to anchor their staff heading into next season

Trent Alexander-Arnold has refused to change his squad number at Liverpool and has always worn the #66 shirt. Why has he decided to stick with the unique figure?

A look at the day ahead in U.S. and global markets from Mike Dolan July is heating up

Republican Sen. Tommy Tuberville's monthslong standoff that has blocked military promotions over the Pentagon's abortion care policy is "putting our national security at risk," three of the nation's senior-most military officials are warning in a Washington Post op-ed that published Monday night.

Chinese automakers are winning over drivers as they make major inroads into Europe’s electric vehicle market

Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s joust with China over one of Italy’s corporate crown jewels has produced a clear