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Between the bumping music, the abundance of bell bottoms, and wide array of artists and vendors, Spokane’s monthly themed night market and street fair brings an eclectic experience to the Sprague Union District.

Nearly 200 residents at the St. Joseph’s Center nursing home in the affluent Connecticut suburb of Trumbull were evacuated last year after Legionella bacteria was found in the facility’s water system. Two months later, they were evacuated again over critical failures in the building’s fire safety systems.

Whimsical salt-and-pepper shakers and Americana merchandise are helping Cracker Barrel Old Country Store Inc. recover from the political attacks that beset it last year.

Electric-vehicle maker Rivian began delivery of a cheaper SUV on Tuesday as it aims to take customers from Tesla and others.

OpenAI, the creator of ChatGPT, filed confidentially for a public listing on Monday, following a similar filing by rival Anthropic last week, as AI developers compete to cash in on surging investor interest in artificial intelligence.

Boeing delivered 60 airplanes in May, including 51 737 Maxes and six 787 Dreamliners. That’s a dramatic increase from the month before, when it delivered 47 airplanes, including 34 Maxes and six Dreamliners.

Personal finance apps have become increasingly popular, but it can feel overwhelming to navigate the growing number of options available. Following the shutdown of Mint, a wave of competitors has emerged, each offering a different approach to budgeting, saving and managing money. 

Apple Inc. is expanding tools for parents to protect children online, a move that comes as governments around the world are increasingly banning social media for young people.

Stellantis NV is recalling more than 1 million Jeep vehicles in the US over an electrical issue that could result in a fire, saying that owners should park outside and away from other cars until the problem is fixed.

From her office in Painesville, Ohio, just north of Cleveland, Patricia Kidd has a front-row seat for the ups and downs of the housing market. The area was often considered the ground zero of the 2010s foreclosure crisis, but since then, soaring housing costs have had many residents struggling with the same affordability issues as the rest of the country.

Just months before she died at age 101, Phyllis Hood was facing a prospect she never imagined possible — running out of money. The longtime Beaver County, Pennsylvania, nurse had spent decades caring for others. She lived frugally, attended Presbyterian church faithfully and saved diligently for retirement, her family said.

Texas has dethroned California as the state with the most Fortune 500 companies. The Fortune 500 list ranks the largest U.S. companies by revenue. This year, 57 of the top companies are headquartered in Texas, compared with California's 56. It's a reversal from two years ago when the Golden State had the pole position.

Delta Air Lines is coming for the “world’s largest airline,” United. Speaking at the International Air Transport Association’s annual meeting underway in Rio de Janeiro, Delta President Peter Carter told CNBC that ​the company wants to become the biggest U.S. carrier for trans-Pacific travel, adding, “the real goal is to become ⁠the leading global carrier, which is a pretty audacious ‌goal.” 

NEW YORK – MSCI's global equities index fell slightly on Monday but Wall Street saw some support from a bounce in technology stocks while oil futures pared earlier gains as Iran and Israel said they had halted attacks on each other after an appeal from U.S. President Donald Trump.

Located a couple blocks south of Felts Field, the Parkwater Schoolhouse may soon serve children once again, according to plans submitted to the city of Spokane.

While most dividend-paying stocks pay their shareholders quarterly, Realty Income (NYSE: O) is one of the relatively few that pay each month.