Articles by Erin Slifka

Elliott also has a stake in German lab-equipment supplier Sartorius, where Bio-Rad is also an investor.

Roughly 300,000 passengers a day are affected as employees fight for higher wages.

To meet the wartime demand, Camden is channeling its residents into defense manufacturing.

Budget carriers like Breeze, Allegiant and Frontier are swooping in on Spirit’s former routes as well as circling its valuable takeoff and landing slots at bigger airports.

Countries are returning to the highly polluting but reliable source of power after the Iran war effectively shut the Strait of Hormuz.

Investors already factor in cyclicality in the chip industry. The bad news is that they’ve frequently gotten their assessments wrong.

Distillers that added capacity during the pandemic are facing a hangover as more Americans join the ranks of the sober-curious.

Agreement could come as soon as Monday, assuming talks don’t fall apart.

Fermi raced to go public. After an 80% drop in the stock price, its founders are battling over what comes next.

Energy expert Jason Bordoff explains the uneven consequences of the war in Iran and the longer term outlook for nations from the U.S. to Russia.