Articles by Erin Slifka

Buyers find more to choose from as automakers expand options for those looking beyond gas-powered cars.

The electric-car company is pausing production as it continues deal talks and works to keep the business running.

The talks didn’t result in a deal but illustrate shifts in the growing business of handling parcels that customers send back

Logitech shares fell sharply after it said its chief financial officer resigned to pursue another career opportunity and as the computer peripheral maker forecast a fall in sales in the current fiscal year.

One reason: Ransomware gangs are on the rise, allowing even criminals with minimal computer knowledge to get into the game.

Japanese automakers are trying to catch up to more their cost-competitive rivals in the U.S. and China.

Swisscom agreed to buy Vodafone’s Italian business for $8.7 billion, a deal that completes the U.K. telecom company’s simplification of its European portfolio.

Kazatomprom, the world’s largest producer of uranium, booked a jump in annual profits due to high prices and confirmed this year’s production target but said global output won’t cover demand post-2030.

Berkeley said it expected its fiscal 2024 profit to be in line with the market consensus, citing a robust sales position and solid customer demand.

The rout came after it was reported that an Illinois jury ordered the company’s Mead Johnson unit to pay $60 million in compensation related to the death of a premature baby fed Enfamil.