US Business

Chief Executive John Stankey agreed to the new terms for the FirstNet program last week, after talks with Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, according to people familiar with the matter.

Intel agreed to buy Apollo Global Management’s 49% stake in the companies’ Fab 34 joint venture chip manufacturing plant in Ireland for $14.2 billion.

Dealers want to see a fuller lineup but a turnaround will be expensive and difficult.

Two roadside-assistance platforms merged last month and will be led by a group of former Grubhub executives.

Wall Street is bracing for a longer-term disruption from the war with Iran, and loading up on shares of oil-and-gas producers that have lagged behind in recent years.

Tesla and others turn to suppliers in China for components in an industry seen as strategic by both Washington and Beijing.

A judge threw out much of Lively’s lawsuit against Justin Baldoni and others, but left retaliation claims intact.

The recent attacks in the Persian Gulf could further constrain supplies of industrial metals.

The e-commerce giant is the latest company to impose the temporary fees as the Iran war drives up energy prices.

Drugmakers or countries that strike pricing deals or make manufacturing investment commitments in the U.S. can secure much lower levies, or none at all.