That’s what happened to Trisha, who called into The Ramsey Show when her husband left after 22 years in 2022, (1) taking his ...

Portland has increased its number of street trees by 15% over the past decade, according to a new street tree inventory released Monday. Much of the increase comes from recent expansion of street tree ...

The high prevalence of addiction — and the department’s struggle to keep prescribed and illicit drug use under control — has placed heightened strain not only on officers and facility staff but ...

Klarna Group, the Swedish buy-now, pay-later service provider, began trading on the New York Stock Exchange on Wednesday after opening at $52 a share.

Sept 10 (Reuters) - Oracle (ORCL.N), opens new tab shares surged about 43% to a record high on Wednesday, putting the company on track to join the elite trillion-dollar club and propelling co-founder ...

The first of several 2026 World Cup ticket sales “phases” opened Wednesday with a lottery exclusive to customers of a top-tier FIFA sponsor, Visa — and, for ...

Amid economic uncertainty, “buy now, pay later” has exploded among consumers. Affirm and Afterpay speak to WSJ about the industry’s growth, risks and new opportunities. Photo Illustration: Warren ...

Roblox Corporation (RBLX) shares are currently trading about 15% below their 52-week high, raising questions about whether the recent pullback is a buying opportunity or a signal to stay cautious. The ...

The move is expected to alleviate some of the uncertainty that has been affecting Japan’s substantial automotive industry. Credit: Dmitry Kalinovsky/Shutterstock.com. The US President Donald Trump has ...

The Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) is cutting 15% of its staff and eliminating 100 positions as a result of President Donald Trump’s rescissions package that cut $500 million in annual funding for ...

Rumor mill: TSMC looks to be raising the price of its advanced nodes, and the company is blaming tariffs imposed by the Trump administration as one of the factors for its decision. The report comes ...

WASHINGTON — Republican lawmakers are proposing a steep cut of $13.7 billion in government spending for health- and education-related programs, heightening the risk of a federal shutdown later this ...