Articles by Erin Slifka

Company is nearing first orbital test launch of rocket system for deep-space missions.

The auto maker, expected to argue for a new trial in a Georgia case that resulted in a $1.7 billion jury verdict, says its millions of Super Duty trucks are safe.

More than a third of voters say inflation is causing them major financial strain.

With household demand for goods weakening across the globe, price pressures eased at the end of the year.

Countries in the bloc are set to start collecting additional taxes in 2024 under a long-stalled global deal, after Hungary and Poland dropped their objections.

The software company says the deal “is fundamentally good for gamers” and wouldn’t threaten competition in the industry.

Before the 2008 financial crisis, lenders barely bothered to verify mortgage applicants’ income. Today, they demand reams of evidence that borrowers can afford their loans.

The former Walt Disney Co. chief executive undermined and then succeeded the man he had handpicked to lead the entertainment giant. Mr. Chapek told friends that Mr. Iger’s attitude seemed to be: “They work for me, not for you.”

The self-driving trucking company plans to cut potentially at least half of its workforce next week, as it scales back efforts to build and test autonomous truck-driving systems.

Ross Gerber, a shareholder in Twitter and Tesla, says he has been approached to put more money into the social-media platform.