US Business

The basketball stars travel across the globe to pitch Under Armour and Nike sneakers, but rival Chinese brands are on a streak.

The Oracle founder is spending big around the U.K.‘s 900-year-old university campus and even bought a famous local pub.

The newly combined media company is exploring ways to revive MTV and other once-mighty channels while rivals spin them off.

A $5 billion wind farm project off the New England coast was 80% complete when it got the stop-work from the Trump administration. A small army of workers and suppliers are in limbo.

As sales weaken in China, U.S. and European brands are collaborating with local artists like Zhang Quan to appeal to young Chinese consumers.

The CEO, already the world’s wealthiest individual, stands to receive shares in installments dependent on Tesla hitting a series of milestones.

The expiration of federal incentives coincides with the most electric-vehicle choices—and some of the best deals—U.S. shoppers have ever seen.

The judge said the complaint wasn’t properly drafted; Newsmax said it plans to refile.

The Trump administration accused the CBS program of deceptively editing a recent interview with Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem.

In an interview, Sean Tresvant outlines his strategies for the Mexican-inspired fast-food chain to grow abroad, lure Gen Z consumers and sell billions of dollars in beverages.