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U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg weighed in on Southwest Airlines’ holiday-weekend meltdown Tuesday, promising customers that his department will hold the airline accountable.

Shares of Chinese auto makers plunged as growing COVID-19 outbreaks across China halted vehicle production, triggering delivery cuts and sparking worries of a sales decline in the world’s biggest car market.

Australia’s government approved a U.S. request to extradite a former American pilot allegedly involved in training Chinese military pilots on how to land on aircraft carriers.

ChatGPT is the latest AI product to take away Silicon Valley’s breath, but it is also another one that has not proved an ability to make money.

‘Average tax rates are significantly lower than most people realize,’ writes Kevin Caldwell, principal at Golden Road Advisors in Tampa, Fla.

A board director of Chemours resigned after the company’s decision to provide new employee benefits that include coverage for abortions.

After Monday’s announcement that passengers coming into China would no longer face quarantine, citizens are racing to secure vacations in Thailand, Japan and South Korea.

Shares of Lyft Inc. closed lower than $10 for the first time Tuesday as the ride-hailing company’s shares head for their worst year yet.

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Treasury yields edge higher to begin a holiday-shortened week.