President Donald Trump's tariffs are forcing the MBTA to change the way it does business, while a local small business shares its struggle to plan amid uncertainty.

Chris Matthews leads The Wall Street Journal's U.S. energy coverage from the Journal's bureau in Houston.

The New Orleans City Council approved an ordinance Thursday to prevent companies from making changes to contracts without council approval. This comes after a dispute involving Henry Consulting and IV ...

The Shoreline Hotel debuts on Lake Minnetonka, blending personal legacy, lakeside luxury, and a revived Spring Park landmark ...

Real estate wholesale companies offer quick cash for homes. Homeowners should know some contracts can tie up a property ...

Amid fresh criticism about a controversial French Quarter sanitation contract, the New Orleans City Council on Thursday ...

Contractors lavished an Amtrak manager with $150,000 in cash bribes, luxury cars, vacations, and a pure-bred German shepherd ...

The U.S. government wants to build more military and cargo ships to better compete with China, and Hanwha Philly Shipyard is ready for a larger role in building those ships, Daniel O’Brien, head of ...

When negotiating construction contracts, attorneys often focus on the American Institute of Architects (AIA) A201-2017 General Conditions, a ...

The New York Rangers signed Chris Drury to a multi-year extension on Wednesday to remain as the team’s president and general ...

Honestly, nobody wants to actually read their home security contract. The legal jargon could put anyone to sleep even if they ...

Oregon’s housing crunch is intensifying pressure on lawmakers to find ways to boost homebuilding of all types.