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The NHL Stanley Cup champion Florida Panthers are leaving cable TV and will air regular season games on local broadcast networks owned by E.W. Scripps.

It's a long-awaited win for Eli Lilly after donanemab faced several delays in its path to the market, including an initial rejection from the FDA last year.

Electric vehicle deliveries increased 40% compared to a year earlier to 21,930 units. Still, EVs made up only 3.2% of GM's total second-quarter sales.

Peloton's looming debt pile raised concerns that the company could be pushed into bankruptcy. Now that Peloton has refinanced, it still has to fix its strategy.

Barry Diller's IAC is weighing an offer for Shari Redstone's National Amusements Inc., which would give the media mogul control of Paramount.

The NFL's 'Sunday Ticket' has been offered in bars and restaurants since the inception of the package of games. Now it'll also be offered via streaming.

The Synapse collapse has revealed fintech's promise of safety as a mirage. More than 100,000 Americans with $265 million in deposits were locked from accounts.

The average real estate sales price in Manhattan fell 3% to just more than $2 million, according to a report from Douglas Elliman and Miller Samuel.

The ownership group behind the Boston Celtics has put the team up for sale, weeks after it won the NBA championship.

Warner Bros. Discovery has interest in merging Max and Paramount+, as Paramount looks to strike a deal for its money-losing streaming service.

Starbucks is rolling out changes to barista workflows as it tries to reduce customer wait times.

Boeing is buying the supplier of fuselages as it looks for a way out of its manufacturing and safety crisis.

The U.S. is expected to seek a guilty plea and offer Boeing a deal over the fatal 737 Max crashes, victims' family members said Sunday.

Before "Inside Out 2," no Disney animated feature from Pixar or its Walt Disney Animation studio had generated more than $480 million at the global box office since 2019.

The joint venture between AMC, Regal and Cinemark has been best known for bringing classic Hollywood titles, live telecasts and concerts to theaters.

Companies have tread lightly this Pride month, as they brace for a divisive presidential election and follow public backlash against Target and Bud Light.

Items on display at the Summer Fancy Foods Show suggest coming trends include new takes on honey, tinned fish and charcuterie.

Rather than running in branded apparel, effectively providing free advertising, some Olympic hopefuls opt to wear Bandit Running's all-black kits and warmups.

As EV adoption crawls along, automakers are increasingly releasing hybrid vehicles as alternative options to EVs and traditional gas-powered engines.

Nike's CEO John Donahoe has helmed the sneaker giant for nearly five years, but under his watch, its stock has underperformed and its lost market share.

Farley said its main competitors are expected to be Chinese automakers such as BYD and an anticipated entry-level car from U.S. EV leader Tesla.

Boeing's crew flight test represents the first time Starliner is carrying people, flying NASA astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams.

Retailer Tractor Supply announced that it will eliminate DEI roles, withdraw carbon emissions goals and stop sponsoring Pride festivals.

CNBC spoke with 11 current and former Pfizer employees, who asked to remain anonymous, about Pfizer's dizzying climb, rapid decline and turnaround strategy.

Nike has found itself in a rough patch as the sneaker giant has worked to claw back market share it's ceded to upstarts like On Running and Hoka.

Paying almost 40% more than in 2014, the average person spends $16.26 out of pocket per prescription, according to the data.

The study found electric vehicles are plagued with more problems compared to traditional gas- and diesel-powered vehicles with internal combustion engines.

Rivian shares fell about 2% to 6% for much of the event on Thursday, eating into their 23% gain the day before on news of an up to $5 billion investment by VW.

Chinese automakers are expected to continue to rapidly expand outside of China to achieve 33% of global automotive market share by 2030.

For the four weeks ended June 23, the typical home sold for slightly less than its asking price, according to real estate brokerage Redfin.