US Business

CEO Kelly Ortberg said customers and investors “are going to expect more from us this year.”

Thousands of electric vehicles from Chinese automakers can enter Canada this year at a new low tariff rate.

The automaker projected higher-than-expected cash flows and promised to return more cash to investors, despite an unsettled tariff environment and a retreat from EVs.

Netflix and Intel are some of the first to comply with a new accounting rule that requires more details about corporate tax payments.

The lawsuit says the bank’s culture reduced her to being perceived as a sex object.

Record prices are breathing new life into South Africa’s ailing gold-mining industry.

In a letter, Sen. Mike Lee questioned whether the deal could harm competition even if the transaction was never completed.

Brian Niccol plowed millions of dollars into improving customers’ Starbucks experience in his first year at the helm with a focus on barista training, and he isn’t done yet.

Seeing the handwritten formula requires nondisclosure agreements, a special key and, typically, an executive title.

SLB logged higher fourth-quarter revenue and said some of the challenges it faced last year are behind it, as it stands to benefit from increasing international activity.