Month: July 2023

Telecom stocks have sagged under heavy debt and concerns about slowing growth.

China remains attractive to global pharmaceutical companies even as many multinationals shift their focus elsewhere.

Employers far beyond restaurants rely on the practice to avoid paying higher wages. Have customers reached their limit?

The effort to move supply chains out of China is complicated by intertwined Asian markets and Chinese dominance in clean-energy technology.

The average selling prices of toothbrushes, infant formula and makeup are declining as businesses adapt to circumstances.

The billionaire for a long time framed the automaker as an artificial-intelligence company. Then he started xAI.

Entrepreneurs are renting out fleets of cars through services including Turo and Getaround, or building their own websites.

A highly automated Texas factory was supposed to bring the manufacturing of Craftsman mechanics’ tools back to American shores. The $90 million project was doomed by equipment problems and slow production.

Sitcom star Fran Drescher’s blunt appeals are galvanizing the actors’ union in its labor negotiations. “Wake up and smell the coffee.”

A federal judge rejected trucking giant Yellow’s attempt to block a threatened strike that the debt-laden company said would plunge it into liquidation.