Todd and Julie Chrisley return to Nashville, Tennessee, after receiving pardons from President Donald Trump, settling back into their home and reuniting with family after prison release.

The Trump Energy Department has canceled $3.7 billion in grants for climate projects, including carbon capture, as part of a review to ensure economic viability and security.

Affordable cosmetics company e.l.f. Beauty has long relied on China to keep its prices low and create value-oriented “dupes” of higher-end products. Now, President Trump’s economic agenda is putting that model to the test.

Travel budgets looked healthy in 2016 and the industry was feeling optimistic about innovation. Increased mergers and acquisitions made major changes to the hospitality landscape, most notably Marriott’s acquisition of Starwood but also Accor’s acquisition of Fairmont Raffles Group. Such mergers were part of hotel company strategies to bulk up and compete not only with each other but with online travel agencies. Corporate was swept up in the fray. Other notable industry moves included Amex GBT acquiring KDS, impacting relationships with Concur, and airlines enhancing operational performance.

The Trump administration ordered another power plant to remain operational by invoking emergency powers for a second time, a day before the facility in Pennsylvania was scheduled to close.

Poland, a leading example of economic growth and increased military spending in Europe, will vote in a presidential runoff Sunday in a race that remains too close to call.

When most people think about winemaking in the United States, their minds likely turn to California. However, Tracie Trotter of Wyldewood Cellars says the Sunshine State isn’t the only area

On Sundays, our Under the Dome newsletter focuses on North Carolina Gov. Josh Stein.