Author: Nathan Bomey, USA TODAY

Will more restaurants close or file for bankruptcy amid COVID-19? Chains like Outback, Applebee’s and IHOP are most at risk for not paying back debts.

McDonald’s accused former CEO Steve Easterbrook of having sexual relationships with three employees and conspiring to destroy nude videos and photos.

Americans are dressing down, and that’s hurting retailers that sell business wear, including suits chain Men’s Wearhouse, Ann Taylor and Loft.

Used car prices spiked $708 from June to July — a time when prices usually fall — as the COVID-19 pandemic shakes up the market for new vehicles.

Automakers have introduced more than half a dozen SUVs in the last two years with two-tone paint, as they seek to differentiate their vehicles.

AMC Theatres is delaying its planned reopening date again amid a spike in COVID-19 cases in many states, which postponed Tenet and Mulan.

Toyota, Ford and GM have decided to give up on the subcompact body style after years of declining sales of passenger cars as SUVs surge.

The Poynter Institute is launching MediaWise for Seniors, a program designed to teach older Americans how to spot misinformation online.

J.C. Penney revealed the locations of another 13 stores it will close permanently in Chapter 11 bankruptcy, including seven in Michigan.