US Business

After sales fell and dealers revolted, the company reverses course and revives the popular model.

A tip left on a corporate hotline led to the ouster of the Nestlé CEO. For affairs or minor office annoyances, operators are standing by.

A breakup of the $50 billion seed-and-pesticide maker could usher in a dealmaking wave in agriculture not seen since the first Trump administration.

In a hastily scheduled meeting, Kenvue interim Chief Executive Kirk Perry sought to dissuade the health secretary, arguing there is no clear link.

The world’s largest startup needs more paying users to help finance its ambitions, but researchers and consultants aren’t sure they will materialize soon.

To reach the dream of creating a trillion-dollar company, the 20-somethings flocking to San Francisco give up everything but their laptops.

The bid will be for the entire company, including its cable networks and movie studio, according to people familiar with the situation.

The payments provider has tried to make its marketing more educational in the lead-up to its initial public offering this week.

The South Korean auto giant makes most of its money from gas-powered vehicles unaffected by the raid of an unfinished EV-battery plant in Georgia.

To preserve their speedsters’ acoustic charms, companies mimic gas engines and enlist musicians to manufacture futuristic hums