Rumor has Lady Gaga performing from stadium's roof as all stops are pulled out to make a splash.

The growth in the trade deficit, slowdown of consumer spending affected the GDP, the Commerce Department reported.

Trump's order to freeze the agency's grants and contracts has contractors, and state and local officials, unsure when or if they will receive money for environmental work.

The tax would apply to all imports from all countries, and would be paid by American companies.

The City Council reacted favorably Thursday to the idea of developing residential units at the mile-long site on the east bank of the Kennebec River.

But the company makes no mention of the requirement that the pipeline be made using American materials.

As big cable and phone providers add services, it's unclear if consumers will see lower or higher prices.

State officials want to be the first to label the chemical with warnings that it could cause cancer.

The automaker calls the almost 400,000 repurchase requests overwhelming.

Pacific Gas & Electric Co. also must run TV commercials publicizing its pipeline safety convictions.

The three commissaries are in Everett, Massachusetts; Landover, Maryland; and Atlanta, Georgia.

The move to curry favor with President Trump may pay off in the long run, and is peanuts for a $49 billion company.

Christine Hohmann-Dennhardt is leaving effective Jan. 31.

People are hawking them on eBay for hundreds, even thousands of dollars.

Think financial firm Goldman Sachs, aerospace giant Boeing and consulting company IBM.

The Dow's gain comes a day after closing above 20,000 for the first time.

Overall, 2.1 million Americans are collecting unemployment.

Enercon Technologies' SpyGlass DS Visualization System lets doctors see into tiny body parts without surgery.

New models of the old-school phones will debut this year, but they are not made by same companies.

The CEO is looking to grow from five major markets to 26, raising the prospect of more business conflicts for the man in the White House.

But executives bristle at the perception the bank will gain an advantage.

Compiling returns can be painful, especially when the federal government keeps changing the rules.

The resulting problem of departures through attrition might actually be Trump's true goal.

Analysis: The tricky balance will be to keep stocks from tanking while the Fed maintains realistic rates.

Though owner Michael Landgarten hires workers who have visas, he believes there is 'considerable fear' about deportations in an industry that relies on immigrant workers.

Among the startups are companies developing rockets, digital game cards, energy-efficient windows and soldiers' rations.

Brisk activity, especially in southern Maine, made for the highest number of transactions in the 18 years the Maine Association of Realtors has been tracking sales.

The bus service said it had 1.8 million riders last year, a 15 percent increase from 2015.

Other major U.S. stock indexes also close at all-time highs, with financial services companies posting the biggest gains.

Two Kittery restaurants are part of the loosely defined and largely symbolic movement.

Quality Shop co-owner Mike Shamos wants to retire and let 'young people' take over the business in Deering Center that has survived decades of industry turmoil.

Americold Logistics has asked for an increased height limit to allow a 68-foot-tall facility on the waterfront, but board members say they don't know enough about the plan.

American automakers would face hard choices on how to offset the cost, where to build plants, profit levels and more.