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A trio of proposed pipelines would serve the same function—delivering heavy oil from western Canada to Gulf Coast refineries—without the hot-button name.

The American automaker is increasing profits while selling fewer vehicles as its rival pursues an opposite approach.

PublicSquare racked up costs—and consulting fees—before shifting into fintech; a 99% stock drop.

Plus, Romania accused Russia of launching an explosive drone, and healthcare costs are set for a steep increase.

E-commerce, membership and advertising are driving the retailer’s growth. Walmart’s stock fell more than 9%.

A leadership shake-up at Tata Sons has highlighted the challenges facing India’s family-founded behemoths.

State officials believe a handful of high-tech enterprises can seed new industries and keep skilled workers from fleeing to the mainland.

The funding round, which also includes JPMorgan Chase and Andreessen Horowitz, values the hypersonic munitions maker at $13 billion.

Agency says businesses must disclose when they use personalized pricing and may face lawsuits if they don’t.

Chris Kubasik was ousted after an investigation into conduct with a subordinate. Years earlier, another employee had made a harassment complaint.