Articles by Erin Slifka

The petroleum giant says its plan to capture and store carbon dioxide will give it leeway to invest in fossil fuels.

The planned expansion in Shanghai comes as U.S.-China tensions rise.

With food commodity prices down from their peaks, widening profit margins might explain why consumers are paying more.

The move would be a shift for the Amazon-owned supermarket, which has outsourced much of its food production.

First-quarter profits are projected to drop 6.8% from the same period a year earlier.

Many laid-off tech workers from the likes of Meta, Amazon and Salesforce are landing in roles with smaller companies—and prizing job stability over prestige.

U.S. hiring slightly cooled in March as employers added 236,000 workers. The unemployment rate fell to 3.5%.

Nearly every publicly traded bank in the country is sitting on loans that have declined in value since they were made. The culprit: rising interest rates.

The new rules are aimed at accelerating the transition to electric vehicles.

The billionaire says there is room for a faster rival, while skeptics counter that he risks alienating a key constituency of the social-media platform.