Articles by Erin Slifka

The English soccer giant received two public offers and several more private proposals to acquire the club from the Glazer family, which has owned it since 2005.

The company’s falling share price and stock-heavy compensation plan mean employees are getting paid 15% to 50% below targets.  

Company’s defense against liability in 2015 Paris terrorist attack invokes ‘Magna Carta of the Internet.’

Early performance from “Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania” has surpassed studio projections, company executive says.

Meta Platforms plans to test “Meta Verified,” starting at $11.99 a month, in Australia and New Zealand.

Ten companies that went public in 2020 or 2021 have already agreed to go private in another sign of a post-IPO-boom hangover.

Rosalind Brewer is shifting the chain’s focus to medical clinics.

The lawsuits come as billionaire owner Elon Musk says the social-media company is on track to break even.

The central bank’s quarter-point rate-rise path gives greater flexibility, says Richmond Fed president.

The social-media platform has been looking for ways to lower costs.