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The PGA Tour agreed to join forces with its rival, LIV Golf, to create a giant as-yet-unnamed new company that, if the merger is allowed to go through, will absolutely dominate the sport. Here's what you need to know.

Saudi Arabia's cash has upended professional golf. But that's only some of the money it's sinking into businesses globally as the kingdom diversifies away from a dependence on oil income -- and as the petro-kingdom tries to achieve its political ends.

The Federal Aviation Administration has implemented a ground stop for flights bound for New York's LaGuardia airport due to smoke.

A distracted ship operator was texting on his phone instead of doing his lookout duty when two large ships collided off the coast of Louisiana last July, a federal agency investigation has found.

A look at the best cheap car options available for sale or lease in 2023

We often talk about money fears as they relate to adults, but teens can have them, too

What do you get when you mix recession fears, interest rate hikes, a spending slowdown and a housing crunch? A recipe for a bull market, apparently.

As car shoppers continue to flock from economy cars to small SUVs, sales are booming for this budget-conscious sport-utility segment

After a payment pause that has lasted more than three years, more than 40 million student loan borrowers will be on the hook for payments starting in late August

Subway, the world's biggest sandwich chain, announced Tuesday that it would open almost 4,000 new stores across the country over the next 20 years, increasing its current retail footprint there by more than seven times.

For nearly 13 million high school students across China, Wednesday marks a day that could make or break their plans for college and the increasingly competitive job market beyond.

Ozempic, originally a medication for treating diabetes, is in high demand worldwide with celebrities and social media users touting it as a miracle drug for weight loss. Now the frenzy is sweeping through China, where being "wafer thin" is a prevailing beauty standard, leading to shortages in the country.