Equipment Leasing Small Business News + More Volvo Cars Upgrades Full-Year Guidance + MORE 10/27/2016

The offering for ZTO Express, which delivers parcels for e-commerce giants like Alibaba and JD.com, is the largest IPO in the U.S. this year.

Apple is delaying the shipment of its AirPod wireless headphones, saying it needs more time to deliver the product to consumers. The $159 headphones had been expected to ship by the end of October.

Fox News star Megyn Kelly has changed agents and publicity teams since last year. Now the question is if she will change TV networks. The host of “The Kelly File” is in active talks over her contract, seeking an average annual salary north of $20 million.

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Swedish car maker Volvo Car Corp. on Thursday upgraded its full-year profit guidance, buoyed by strong third-quarter sales of its SUVs in China and the U.S., and said that it expects record sales in 2016.

The host of the CNBC show, who owns two small businesses, shared his top tips Saturday during the American Made Summit.

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Some policy experts say Hillary Clinton’s free-state-college plan would deliver hundreds of billions of additional dollars to schools without a clear strategy to ensure they spend it wisely and keep costs in check.

The Panama Canal Authority’s chief executive is concerned about anti-trade rhetoric taking center stage in the U.S. election campaign, but believes American consumers will step up their shopping after the result.

Federal investigators have launched a probe into whether U.S. companies linked to a Chinese billionaire illegally avoided punitive import tariffs on Chinese aluminum.