US Business

The average amount a borrower with negative equity carries on a vehicle has jumped more than 40% since 2021.

Tech companies’ plans to spend hundreds of billions of dollars on AI infrastructure depend on a one-of-a-kind Dutch equipment maker most Americans have never heard of.

We’ve done this ranking for three decades. The results tell us a lot about both business and leadership.

Selling wedding gowns has always been a high-stakes business. New weight-loss drugs make fitting brides for the big day even more fraught.

Oil and gas shipments have soared, but the U.S. will face obstacles turning wartime demand into a permanent boost.

The airline went all-in on premium features and brand loyalty. Scott Kirby’s strategy is lifting United into Delta’s airspace.

Few entertainment-industry workers are eager for a repeat of the 2023 strikes, which shut down film and TV production for much of the year.

The automakers have discussed a tie-up in Europe, but any U.S. collaboration would be politically fraught.

We asked readers which U.S. technologies, including the cotton gin, the microchip and even the dishwasher, have mattered most.