U.S. stocks closed lower Wednesday, weighed down by mixed corporate earnings from big retailers and uncertainty over the trade spat between the U.S. and China.

An escalating trade war with China could mean higher prices on a broad array of products but some retailers will be less equipped to handle the pain than others, leaving consumers to carry the load.

Atlantic City’s Borgata casino is investing $12 million in a new sports betting and entertainment project.

Target gets its digital game on and the profits flow.

US home sales dropped 0.4% in April amid affordability and inventory challenges.

Technology companies helped power stocks broadly higher on Wall Street Tuesday, snapping the market’s two-day losing streak.

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Faced with a slumping stock price and questions about demand for its vehicles, Tesla has lowered the U.S. base prices of its 2 most expensive models.

Ford gets ready for a future of electric and autonomous vehicles, parting ways with 7,000 white-collar workers worldwide, about 10% of global salaried workforce.

Chipmakers and other technology companies pulled U.S. stocks lower Monday, extending the market’s losses into another week.