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The insurers said the deal would be structured as a merger of equals with a combined market value of $22.38 billion.

Some companies are torn: Do they revamp supply chains or wait for the trade war to ebb?

Federal watchdog says ride-hailing app’s subscription service charged customers without consent, made it hard to cancel.

In a fast-changing world amid the onset of tariffs and a pushback against green initiatives, some renewables-focused companies are forging new relationships.

The shoe giant’s effort to find alternatives to Asian factories that churn out a dazzling variety of its sneakers is a cautionary tale.

Deutsche Post is suspending high-value shipments to the U.S., effective Monday, as it struggles with delays from customs clearances amid the new U.S. rules.

Galaxy Corporation, a South Korean entertainment-technology group representing K-pop star G-Dragon, plans to go public next year in a deal that could value it at around $1.0 billion.

The plane maker is pulling the brakes on its hydrogen-jet project, adding to a lineup of companies now recalibrating green efforts that they rushed to embrace in recent years.

PepsiCo, unlike Coca-Cola, makes nearly all of the concentrate for its U.S. sodas in Ireland.

Researchers have created a prototype that can be fitted into tailpipes of cars, helicopters and unmanned aerial vehicles without changing how they operate.