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Televangelist Joel Osteen cancelled services at his Houston megachurch Sunday and has yet to reopen its doors — despite the fact that thousands of flooded-out residents are desperately seeking shelter.

The Trump administration said Monday it would delay for two months the imposition of penalties on imports of Canadian lumber, citing continuing bilateral negotiations over the nettlesome trade dispute.

10 things politicians won’t tell you about FEMA’s flood insurance.

Uber Technologies Inc. has offered its open CEO seat to Expedia Inc.’s top boss, Dara Khosrowshahi, and if he accepts it could cost Uber around $200 million. That’s because Khosrowshahi is currently sitting on about $184 million in unvested (TICKER:EXPE) stock options as of Monday’s close, according to FactSet

Michael Cohen, an attorney for the Trump Organization, discussed a prospective real-estate deal in Moscow with Donald Trump on three occasions during the presidential campaign, Cohen said in an interview with The Wall Street Journal.

President Donald Trump on Monday promised quick action by the government to aid states impacted by Hurricane Harvey, defended his pardon of ex-Sheriff Joe Arpaio and met with the president of Finland at the White House.

There may well be merit to the allegations, but punitive action would have serious consequences for U.S. businesses and consumers, warns Stephen S. Roach.

The merger with Amazon brings lower prices, but some customers say they aren’t low enough.

The euro appears on its way to topping the psychologically important $1.20 barrier against the U.S. dollar for the first time since January 2015, potentially cementing what some see as a newfound role as a haven currency.

President Donald Trump on Monday reinstated the ability of local police agencies to receive surplus military equipment, including grenade launchers and large-caliber weapons, reversing a ban that the Obama administration had implemented following protests over police tactics in Ferguson, Mo.