Tesla's annual sales up 36% but comes short of delivery goal

Tesla's annual sales rose 36%, but the electric car company came short of its annual goal to deliver 500,000 vehicles.

Economy’s rough road to recovery after dismal 2020

2021 won't mean a clean economic slate. The national poverty rate stands at 11.75% after the pandemic threw 7.8 million Americans into poverty.

Walmart apologizes after tweet calls GOP Sen. Hawley '#soreloser'

Walmart is blaming a short-lived tweet calling GOP Sen. Josh Hawley a "#soreloser" on a mistake by an employee who meant to add the comment to a personal account rather than the retailer's corporate Twitter page.

10 questions to ask your mortgage lender before closing

Buying a home is a big investment, so before you close on your new mortgage or mortgage refinance, it’s important to ask your lender these top 10 questions so you can make the best financial decision possible.

FAA outlines new rules for drones and their operators

Federal officials announced their final rules for drone operators, paving the way for safe aerial operations for both consumers and commercial applications.

Student sells Pokémon cards for thousands to pay for graduate school

A University of North Georgia student transformed his childhood passion into an investment for eventual medical school, purchasing a series of Pokémon cards as a teen and building on his interest founded as a six-year-old.

Chipotle not requiring workers to get COVID-19 vaccine, but will ‘strongly encourage it’

In an interview on Tuesday, Chipotle CEO Brian Niccol said the company will cover any cost employees may accrue to get the vaccine, but it will not mandate that every worker get one.

Gig workers call for more PPE, financial resources from tech companies

Gig workers, supported by the organization We Drive Progress, joined an international day of worker action, gathering outside Uber's San Francisco headquarters.

DOJ sues Walmart over role in America’s opioid crisis

The Justice Department is suing Walmart, alleging the company unlawfully dispensed controlled substances through its pharmacies, helping to fuel the opioid crisis in America, according to a person familiar with the matter.