Wall Street loses ground under pressure from rising oil prices

Stocks fell on Wall Street on Friday as the market came under increasing pressure from rising oil prices.

CVS is trying out pharmacists in chronic health management

Dr. Amy Compton-Phillips on Friday said healthcare affordability and access could ​potentially improve if pharmacists in its 9,000 retail stores play a bigger role in chronic disease management.

Trump removes 50% tariffs on Canadian products to try to boost to Maine companies

President Donald Trump on Friday signed an order to remove 50% ​tariffs on some Canadian agricultural and forestry products, which could boost agriculture firms dependent on those goods.

Salt Lake City's winter market to return to old Leonardo, but without 2 historic planes

Salt Lake City is in the process of scrapping two historic planes that were housed at the old Leonardo museum, after unsuccessful efforts to sell them.

Instacart in talks with DoorDash and Uber for sale, The Information reports

Instacart is exploring a possible sale and has held preliminary discussions with potential buyers including Uber ​and DoorDash, The Information reported on Friday, citing people familiar with the matter.

OpenAI resumes frontier AI training after security overhaul, discloses flaw in widely used software

OpenAI said on Friday it had resumed training of its most advanced AI models after tightening ​security and barring internet access, and disclosed a flaw in a widely used software that it found while testing its defenses.

US fines Air France, KLM over flights in prohibited Iraqi airspace

The U.S. Transportation Department said Friday it was ​fining Air France and KLM a total of $425,000 for operating dozens of flights in Iraqi airspace below a ‌minimum altitude intended to protect them from threats from the ground.

Is the surge in mortgage rates slowing?

Mortgage rates slid slightly downward Thursday.

This bill would make data centers pay their own way for power

Amid backlash over Utah data centers, Sen. Mike Lee co-authored a bipartisan bill requiring developers to cover their energy costs.

Apple's foldable iPhone hits stores with $2,000 price tag and scarce supply

Apple's first folding phone, the iPhone Duo, hit stores around the world on Friday with a price tag of about $2,000 and less of the fanfare that accompanied previous iPhone launches.

Wall St opens lower after AI rout; SpaceX worries hit telecoms

Wall Street's main ​indexes opened lower on Friday as ‌caution prevailed after a ⁠sharp selloff ​in AI-linked ⁠stocks, while telecom ‌stocks ‌tumbled on fears that intensified ⁠competition ⁠from SpaceX could erode their market share.

French authorities deploy 70,000 officers for Saturday protests; Louvre and other museums closed

French authorities have announced the deployment of 70,000 law enforcement officers nationwide to prevent violence during planned protests on Saturday.

Trump says Bombardier to invest $270 million in the US

President Donald Trump said late on Thursday Canadian jet maker Bombardier was investing $270 million in ​the United States, days after he dropped threats to ban the company from the country.

'Truly something cool': Apple fans react as iPhone Duo hits stores

Apple's first folding iPhone, the iPhone Duo, went on sale in stores on Friday, with fans and consumers queueing to get their ​hands on the new device from Singapore and Shanghai to London and Berlin.

Hyrox and Xenom aspire to make fitness 'largest sport on earth'

Global indoor fitness race company Hyrox is teaming up with new player Xenom to expand participation and maybe one day ​even be accepted into the Olympics, the companies' executives say.

AmEx lifts 2026 profit forecast, plans to cut 5% of workforce

American Express raised its 2026 profit forecast above Wall Street expectations on Friday and ​announced plans to eliminate 5% of its global workforce, or about 3,500 jobs, as part of a restructuring.

Hedge fund returns worsen this week as tech selloff deepens

Global hedge funds were hit by a fresh ​tech reckoning this week, with major strategies posting their worst day since the COVID-era market rout.

Jaguar to recall about 94,000 US vehicles over rearview camera issue, NHTSA says

Jaguar Land Rover ​will recall 93,997 vehicles in the United ‌States as the rearview camera image ⁠may ​fail to ⁠appear on the display, ‌the US National ‌Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) ⁠said ⁠on Friday.

China's Chery expects overseas-manufactured vehicles to top 50% of exports, exec says

Chery expects more than half of ​the vehicles it exports to be made overseas by the end of this year, ‌with the share rising to 60% next year and 70% ⁠by 2030, Executive ​Vice President Zhang Guibing ⁠said on Friday at an event.