Why the stock market is suddenly freaking out

The narrative on Wall Street is shifting.

Southern Utah opens new organization geared to Latino business operators

The Washington Area Chamber of Commerce has launched a new entity to aid Latino entrepreneurs, the Southern Utah Latino Business Alliance.

US expands probe into nearly 1 million Dodge SUVs over door locks

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration on Friday upgraded and expanded its investigation into nearly 1 million Stellantis Dodge sport utility vehicles over faulty door locks and windows after a report of one death tied to the issue.

Class action lawsuit alleges T-Mobile broke its price lock guarantee

On the heels of a Get Gephardt investigation into a viewer's assertion that T-Mobile has reneged its price lock guarantee, the mobile phone company now faces a class action lawsuit.

US targets surging grocery prices in latest probe

The U.S. Federal Trade Commission will probe why grocery prices remain high even as costs for retailers fall, Chair Lina Khan said on Thursday, a key theme for the Biden-Harris administration as it heads towards the presidential election.

US added just 114,000 jobs in July; unemployment rate hits 4.3%

U.S. hiring decelerated sharply last month in the face of high interest rates as employers added a weak 114,000 jobs.