US Business

Move by Writers Guild of America comes a day after 12 Democratic-led states sued to stop the merger on antitrust grounds.

Spending on new factories, warehouses and other industrial sites has been damped by rising costs.

The California-based startup has struggled with sales, quality issues and turnover.

China’s automakers have rapidly displaced competitors elsewhere in the world.

The fragmentation of sports on TV has been a boon for leagues. But it’s making it more expensive—and confusing—for the fans.

Led by California, the states argue the deal is anticompetitive, would harm theaters and lead to price increases for TV bundles.

Companies are redesigning packaging and slashing marketing budgets to maintain the psychologically important threshold.

Lawson Whiting, who has led the spirits giant since 2019, will remain in the role until a successor is appointed.

Shawn Fain has ushered in a more militant union, but critics question how he has wielded his power.

A coalition of a dozen states alleged the Hollywood merger would boost prices for consumers and lower quality for film and television.