Articles by Erin Slifka

The tunnel venture has repeatedly teased local officials with a pledge to ‘solve soul-destroying traffic,’ and then backed out when confronted with the realities of building public infrastructure.

The fine issued by Ireland’s Data Protection Commission, Meta’s main privacy regulator in the European Union, is the latest sign of how authorities in the region are becoming more aggressive in applying the bloc’s privacy law to big technology companies.

U.S. banks including JPMorgan Chase and Wells Fargo are devising a plan to compensate victims of scams on the Zelle payment network. 

Before returning to Venezuela, Chevron must collect debt, repair equipment and bolster its workforce.

The sneaker giant said it would investigate workplace complaints, years after employees and business-unit leaders raised concerns to top executives in Germany, people familiar with the matter say.

The oil giant shares a chunk of New Mexico land with mining companies, which makes drilling there a challenge.

Blackouts have gotten longer and prices keep rising. Defenders say the company inherited a disaster after years of mismanagement and neglect.

Supermarket chains are carrying more low-price staples and promoting prepared food while restaurants including Wendy’s and Papa John’s are promoting discounts.