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Congress wrote a covid relief law that tried to block the firm from accessing money. But the Small Business Administration still gave money to companies in which it has a significant investment. The Washington Post's investigation highlights the disconnect between lawmakers who approve funding and the federal agencies that spend it.

The former “mountain boy” from North Carolina built an empire of sun-care products, promoting his lotions and oils through star-studded beauty pageants.

The shocks of high fuel costs are ricocheting through the economy.

The major stock indexes bounced wildly before staging a late comeback.

A report in Business Insider describes allegations by a SpaceX flight attendant who accused Musk of exposing himself and propositioning her. Musk called the report a politically motivated attack.

Inflation-linked I savings bonds paying 9.62 percent interest are so popular right now that the Treasury Department is being swamped with calls, causing long wait times.

The House hearing comes after President Biden announced he was invoking the Defense Authorization Act to spur production.

The Dow falls more than 200 points while the S&P 500 threatens to cross into a bear market.

"Recession risks are high — uncomfortably high — and rising," one leading economist says.

"If your sludge has value, why throw it in the garbage can?" Researchers explore ways to extract highly sought cobalt, nickel and rare earths from coal mining waste.

Rates continue to be elevated above the familiar days when they hovered around 3 percent.

The White House’s use of a Cold War-era law reflects the magnitude of the supply crunch that has left many parents scrambling for formula.

Target shares plummet 25 percent as rising costs weigh on financial results.

Shkreli has been released from an Allenwood, Pa., prison early and is being taken by a friend to a halfway house, according to a statement from his lawyer.

The tech giant, which already paused most of its operations in the country, says it cannot pay workers or carry out other basic business operations.

McDonald's and Wendy's are the latest fast-food chains to be hit with lawsuits alleging consumers were misled by ads that showed bigger burgers with more toppings.