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The city will host the annual Grand Prix through 2035.

Yvette Fernandez, a reporter for Nevada Public Radio, discusses some of the big economic news stories out of her state.

A boom in popularity has boosted small business along the Camino de Santiago — but not without some growing pains.

In recent years, American tourists have flocked to Europe. Portugal and Greece in particular have seen a lot of growth.

Most of us are not thinking about winter yet, but ski resorts are. Some are even saving last winter’s snow, guaranteeing skiing in a changing climate.

Mary Beth Babcock opened her souvenir shop along Route 66. But she really changed her business when she put up a 21-foot tall roadside attraction.

A year after many Canadians boycotted travel to the U.S., border crossings have risen slightly. In northeastern Vermont, businesses are doing what they can to welcome Canadians back.

Border businesses in Minnesota and North Dakota say fewer Canadian visitors are cutting into sales, forcing some to reduce hours, staff and spending.

When fans from other countries came for the World Cup, the money they spent was considered an "export" and helped lower the U.S. trade deficit.

Delaware has long been the go-to state for registering companies because of its favorable business laws. But now Wyoming is taking the lead, and its chancery court could help bring more companies out West.