Articles by Erin Slifka

Bayer shares slumped after the German pharmaceutical and agricultural company was ordered to pay $2.25 billion in damages in the latest setback in its legal battle over its Roundup weed killer.

In an ‘always on’ work culture, employees feel shame about taking time off, even if company policies purport to encourage it

Lawmakers from the right and left, along with conservative talk show hosts and FEMA officials, want to stop carmakers from dropping AM radio from new vehicles.

Chinese company WuXi AppTec said alleged findings by a U.S. draft bill against it were neither legitimate nor accurate and that its business wouldn’t pose security risks for any country.

Switzerland’s Holcim has reached a deal to separate out its North America business, a big supplier of building materials.

New research says the answer might be somebody who is a little bit of both, and that’s especially true during turbulent times.

Starbucks, Exxon Mobil, Pfizer and other blue-chip names are set to report results in the coming days.

Jennifer Homendy of the National Transportation Safety Board says people get mad at her “all the time.”

Among their initiatives: better train front-line workers and reduce the use of third-party. security services

A fiery board meeting inspired Penguin Random House to actively challenge the removal of books from school libraries.