Articles by Erin Slifka

The billionaire CEO said the social-media company he recently acquired was on track to log $3 billion in negative free-cash flow before his cost cuts.

More than 100 million viewers use borrowed passwords to watch content on the streaming giant. Putting a stop to the practice without alienating customers will be a challenge.

Legal pressure on companies that manufactured or used long-lasting chemicals would increase if the EPA proposes new federal drinking water standards.

The subscription-only package allows football fans to watch all out-of-market Sunday afternoon games, meaning games that don’t involve their local teams.

The company said it has already reduced its use of PFAS, which accumulate and take a long time to break down.

Europe’s competition regulator said it is concerned that the deal could limit competition for some hardware.

Through a government program aimed at helping low-income patients, some hospitals buy medications at reduced prices. They can sell them to patients and their insurers for much more.

The online retail giant settled two antitrust cases related to allegations about its treatment of third-party sellers on its platform, ending some of the bloc’s most advanced cases targeting a U.S. tech company.