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The Volkswagen-owned commercial-vehicle maker said it was banking on an improved second-half after sales revenue dropped 10%.

The companies entered into a definitive deal for the acquisition of some Spirit industrial assets dedicated to Airbus’s commercial aircraft programs.

The deal to acquire the U.S. biopharmaceutical company confirms an earlier report in The Wall Street Journal.

The Vietnamese conglomerate has postponed its initial public offering of more than $1.0 billion because of volatile global market conditions, according to people familiar with the situation.

A backlog of renewable energy projects is waiting to connect to the U.S. power grid. Tariffs on steel, aluminum, solar panels and battery components are adding to costs and delays.

Louisiana LNG, which Woodside acquired last year, is within a so-called Foreign-Trade Zone that enables the project to defer the payment of tariffs until the completion of each gas processing unit.

U.S. crude oil inventories rose by 244,000 barrels, for a fourth consecutive weekly climb, amid higher net imports, while refineries ramped up their capacity use.

The rare-earth mineral dysprosium, used for magnets in electric-vehicle motors, is among exports China slowed in response to Trump’s trade war.

Before they become couches, bags and shoes, U.S. cattle hides often travel through factories on multiple continents. American leather companies are rethinking their options.

The inventor James Dyson met with WSJ to talk about success, what he wishes he had invented first, and why he has stayed involved for 34 years.