US Business

For executives in regulated industries, nothing is more important than pleasing the party in power.

Beijing pretends to comply, leaders in Brussels play along, and American companies bear the regulatory brunt.

The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries wants to regain market share lost to U.S. shale producers, Brazil and Guyana.

Newell Brands invested close to $2 billion and thousands of hours in training to move most production of Sharpie pens to a 37-year-old factory in Tennessee.

The number of fast-charging ports​ in the U.S. has surged after a two-year construction spree—just as electric​-vehicles​ sales are expected to plunge​.

Jay Schottenstein, the company’s 71-year-old chief, has an uncanny ability to discern what young shoppers want.

The private-equity firm’s co-CEO, Egon Durban, had been eyeing Electronic Arts for years.

The California Governor takes credit for Elon Musk’s success, but then why keep subsidies going?

The coffee chain’s “Project Bloom” was months in the making, and days in execution.

Crude prices have fallen this year as Riyadh has raised output, but risks abound for the oil-producing kingdom.