Cogent agreed to sell ten U.S. data centers to I Squared Capital for $225M, earmarking the cash to accelerate debt reduction as the buyer builds an AI-focused colocation platform.

A federal appeals court revived $82.2M of a $104.6M jury award against Ford and remanded trade-secret damages for a new trial. The ruling restores most contract damages and reshapes how software losses may be valued.

Devon Energy paid roughly half of a record $4 billion federal lease auction, scooping up prime Permian Basin tracts at unprecedented prices.

A FOX 5 DC segment shows Busboys and Poets' Anacostia location holding steady as new shops and Atlas Brew Works reshape the Bridge District waterfront.

NextEra's planned $66.8B all‑stock combination with Dominion would create the largest U.S. regulated utility as power demand from AI data centers surges.

Travel companies are steering customers toward vouchers instead of cash refunds — a trend advocates call “coupon justice.” Here’s what the DOT requires and how to fight for your money.

A Mid‑Atlantic Pizza Hut franchisee says Pizza Hut's Dragontail AI slowed deliveries and cost the operator more than $100 million, according to a new lawsuit. The complaint blames longer waits, broken DoorDash integrations and falling sales.

Imported fuel and other goods pushed U.S. import prices sharply higher in April, adding fresh pressure to inflation and the Fed’s outlook.

About 113,000 Zwilling ENFINIGY kettles have been recalled over handle defects that can spill near‑boiling water. Owners are being told to stop using affected units and register for refunds.

NFIB's April survey keeps optimism below its long-term average as owners raise prices, hold cash and point to labor shortages and higher fuel costs. Local shops say margins are tight.

Baltimore’s Pitango Gelato will open a franchised shop at South Riding Market Square in Loudoun County this July as the brand expands across the East Coast.

Lockheed is elevating Skunk Works chief OJ Sanchez to run its Aeronautics unit as Greg Ulmer retires; the change takes effect June 1.

The Justice Department filed a proposed settlement forcing Agri Stats to stop sharing nonpublic meat‑processing data and to open most reports to U.S. buyers.