Month: August 2023

U.S. officials crafted a compromise to address worries about China’s military. It didn’t go as planned.

Giant subsidies and rising protectionism are upending decades of free trade. Smaller countries, from the U.K. to Singapore, are getting left behind.

CBS is shaking up the leadership ranks of its news and local station group

Billionaire activist investor Carl Icahn is weathering one of his career’s most trying periods, but some on Wall Street say don’t count him out yet.

Kroger, Giant Eagle and other grocers expand their prepared meals. Meanwhile, Chipotle, Taco Bell and other restaurants aim to defend their turf.

The city is racing to come up with solutions for its downtown, hollowed out by a tech exodus and struggling with homelessness and street crime

Signs of economic strength are bringing new scrutiny to the inverted yield curve.

Nikola is recalling about 209 of its battery-powered commercial trucks after an outside investigation indicated a defective battery part likely caused a fire in one of the trucks.

Thousands of hackers are gathering in Las Vegas this weekend to kick the tires on some of the crown jewels of generative AI.

The chief financial officer’s move to step down is the latest example of high-level churn at the electric-vehicle company.