Author: Nathan Bomey, USA TODAY

Walgreens plans to staff 500 to 700 of its stores with primary care doctors in a partnership with medical services provider VillageMD.

After years of criticism for price increases, the drug industry hopes to go from villain to hero with a vaccine to end the COVID-19 pandemic.

Luxury retailer Brooks Brothers filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Allstate is acquiring property liability insurer National General for about $4 billion. National General, once part of GM, has 42,300 agents.

General Motors is discontinuing the Chevrolet Sonic, once billed as an example of GM’s ability to make small and youthful cars.

General Motors will no longer produce the Chevrolet Sonic after October 2020, the automaker confirmed Tuesday.

The Toyota Yaris is the latest casualty of America’s embrace of SUVs. Toyota is discontinuing the subcompact following the 2020 model year.

The parent company of Chuck E. Cheese and Peter Piper Pizza filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection early Thursday.

Dodge, Kia and Chevrolet topped the list of highest-quality brands in J.D. Power’s 34th annual Initial Quality Study. Tesla received the worst score.