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The retailer is on pace to cut 15% of its SKUs by the end of 2025 while upgrading demand planning, allocation and replenishment. Read More

The Trump administration is spending billions of dollars on deals with ownership stakes in companies. The unusual practice shows no sign of slowing. Read More

Storms, the erosive landscape and aging infrastructure caused a 150-foot section of the North Dakota roadway to slump in 2019. The project was mostly funded from the Great American Outdoors Act. Read More

Despite a half-century of international protection, a report’s findings show tiger trafficking is accelerating and increasingly targeting whole animals, living or dead. Read More

The food processor expects to lose more than $600 million on beef production this year after already reporting $720 million of red ink in beef over the past two years. Read More

Circuit Judge Angela Dempsey in Tallahassee said testimony by a state wildlife official about the hunt being conservative and based on the best available science was credible. Read More

In Klein, about 25 miles north of Houston, no injuries were reported from the intense storm that uprooted trees, downed power lines and created paths of debris throughout some neighborhoods. Read More

Attorneys representing detainees at the detention center are seeking a preliminary injunction to make it easier for their clients to meet and communicate with them. Read More