Month: October 2021

A Dallas lawyer appointed to monitor ZTE’s compliance with export laws has been pushing for a longer term in ways the Justice Department sees as inappropriate, people familiar with the matter say.

Former Goldman executives look to marry their expertise with retailer’s consumers and data to offer financial services.

A federal grand jury in Texas indicted Mark A. Forkner, alleging that he deceived air-safety regulators about a flight-control system later blamed for sending two 737 MAX jets into fatal nosedives.

Johnson & Johnson placed into bankruptcy its liabilities for tens of thousands of lawsuits linking talc-based products to cancer, betting the move will help drive a settlement of personal-injury claims that are expected to grow for decades to come.

Vaccine experts advising the Food and Drug Administration voted, 19-0, to recommend authorization of an extra dose of Moderna’s Covid-19 shot, a key step in making booster doses available to millions more people.

LinkedIn’s plans to shut down the version of its professional-networking site used in the country mark the end of the last major American social-media service operating openly there.

The world’s largest furniture seller said a significant share of its products are missing from store shelves around the world, with many of its flatpacks and houseware items sitting idle at warehouses waiting for trucks.