Author: Nathan Bomey, USA TODAY

Ford is killing off the Ford Flex sport-utility vehicle as the automaker continues to overhaul its lineup to maximize its focus on hot sellers.

Nearly 150 classic, performance and luxury vehicles are being sold off by the U.S. Marshals in their largest-ever auction involving a single owner.

As feverish competition continues to grip the mattress business, some of the industry’s biggest players are now offering cheap long-term loan deals.

A fresh round of U.S. tariffs on $7.5 billion in European goods takes effect Friday in retaliation for subsidies on Airbus airplanes.

Johnson & Johnson is recalling a batch of its baby powder after discovering small amounts of chrysotile asbestos in the product.

Juul spinoff Pax Labs is suddenly immersed in the nation’s marijuana vaping crisis as authorities flag deadly illnesses potentially connected to THC.

Walgreens and Kroger said Monday that they would stop selling e-cigarettes, becoming the latest retailers to get out of the vaping business.

General Electric’s move to cut its pension liabilities is simply the latest corporate pivot away from guaranteed retirement benefits.