US Business

The world’s largest brewer posted an increase in second-quarter net profit to $1.68 billion, beating analysts’ forecasts even as beer volumes continued to fall.

Much of company’s recent growth has come through the cloud business, which AI companies have been using to host models.

The company held its top capital-spending projections steady for the first time this year, an issue investors have watched closely. Shares rose 11% after hours.

The president unveiled a 50% tariff on copper products, but not on the raw material itself.

The CEO said the company would have been bullish in its full-year outlook but uncertainty persists around the expected impact from tariffs in the U.S.

The shooting at a Midtown Manhattan tower exposes how eliminating threats can be nearly impossible, even in fortified workplaces.

The world’s biggest coffee chain is moving away from operating stores that only accept mobile orders for pickup because they don’t have the right vibes.

A deal for the Israeli firm would be the latest in big tech’s cybersecurity consolidation.

Hershey and Mondelez are partnering on treats as big food companies scramble to boost sales.

L Catterton, the private-equity firm backed by luxury-goods giant LVMH, has bought a majority stake in L.A.B. Golf.