Articles by Erin Slifka

Land-use restrictions and lack of infrastructure have made it harder for developers to find sites to build homes; “almost across the board, you’re fighting for land.”

Revenue boomed and funeral homes expanded as many morticians also buried friends and colleagues.

Researchers analyzed securities filings to determine what companies would have paid if the tax had been in place last year and found just six would have paid half of the estimated $32 billion the levy would have generated.

The auto maker is seeking meetings with investors and environmental groups that have questioned its commitment to greener cars.

Flexibility among electric-vehicle owners in how and when they charge their cars is seen as key in avoiding stress on the electrical grid.

Leaders of the business software giant were among the best paid in the U.S. 

Business surveys indicate that economic activity in Europe declined sharply in September, raising the risk of recession as governments grapple with surging prices and disruptions from Russia’s attack on Ukraine.

The international financial institution’s president says the bank’s shareholders haven’t asked him to step down.