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An accounting error that masked $77 million in expenses has Hub Group facing Nasdaq delisting and an operating loss, with ordinary investors caught in the middle.

Dow Inc. is weighing a sale of its 35% stake in a Saudi chemicals venture that has turned from a growth story into a cash drain.

War knocked Marriott's Middle East revenue hard, but July showed a faster recovery than expected. The bigger threat is what it does to future hotel openings.

Eight months after the deadliest U.S. air disaster in two decades, the NTSB says the FAA is still refusing to mandate the technology that could have prevented it.

Companies raced to move factories out of China to dodge tariffs. A year later, some are quietly moving back, because nowhere else quite works.

DFO Management, led by Michael Dell, is nearing a $7.7 billion deal to take Baldwin Insurance private, pulling a fast-growing broker off public markets.

The AI startup behind Claude says it's posting positive operating income for a second straight quarter, with gross margins above 80%.

Banks fled trucking's three-year bust. One lender stayed, absorbed the losses, and now controls who gets a truck and who doesn't.