US Business

Robby Starbuck, a force behind efforts to end corporate diversity programs, is set to address a human-resources conference in Louisville, Ky. later this month.

The voting-machine company earlier brought defamation suits against Trump allies over claims it rigged the 2020 election.

With a twist on the buy-sell-trade retail model, she emphasized transparency with both customers and employees.

The furniture retailer is raising prices on some products, and working to source more goods in the U.S. because of President Trump’s tariffs.

Utilities are pushing to increase supply, but meeting the surge in demand won’t be easy or fast. Tech companies aren’t waiting around.

Federal officials say they have found no evidence of widespread undervaluing of imported appliances after Whirlpool last month accused its rivals of possible tariff evasion.

The industrial real-estate owner’s revenue climbed 9% year-over-year in the third quarter.

The companies said the transaction ranks among the largest data-center deals ever.

The potential end of the conflict with Hamas is spurring foreign investors to re-engage with Israel’s startup and venture community.

Canada, the U.K. and the European Union are backing off from electric-vehicle targets as economic concerns arise. Even China is showing cracks.