The Boston Celtics' effort to stave off elimination without Jayson Tatum in Game 5 was impressive, but they had no answers for the New York Knicks in Game 6.

With Jayson Tatum presumably out and a high payroll on the books, we're looking at three mock trades for Boston

Two American retail titans are on the front lines in President Trump’s trade war. Investors seem to be betting that Walmart can dodge even more bullets than Amazon. Walmart used its fiscal first-quarter report on Thursday to warn that its prices are going up as products covered by new tariffs start hitting its shelves.

Walmart, which became the nation’s largest retailer by making low prices a priority, has found itself in a place it’s rarely been: Warning customers that prices will rise for goods ranging from bananas to car seats.

Traders are pouring cash into Amazon, convinced it’s better built to survive President Trump’s trade war than its rivals. As new tariffs hit shelves across the US, retail giants are scrambling, but Wall Street is showing clear favoritism.

Miguel Castro and Vinny Capra joined the Chicago White Sox on Friday, giving manager Will Venable a different option for his bullpen and on his bench. Castro, 30, was acquired in a trade with the Houston Astros for $500,

The Chicago White Sox acquired right-hander Miguel Castro in a trade with the Houston Astros on Friday. Castro and infielder Vinny Capra were added to the roster before the opener of a three-game series against the Chicago Cubs.