US Business

Jean Paul Gaultier owner Puig Brands plans to list in Spain through a 3 billion-euro stock sale, or $3.25 billion, that would be the biggest initial public offering globally so far this year.

Companies are using drones to check out roofs or to spot yard debris and undeclared trampolines.

The billionaire resembled infamous activist Evelyn Y. Davis in Nelson Peltz’s proxy fight.

“Cappuccino” and the improper mixing of oils aboard ships plague the industry as investigators probe the cause of the cargo vessel Dali’s crash into Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge.

Nippon Steel is pitching new investment in aging plants to help win the union’s support for the planned deal. Union leaders say they are unconvinced.

A coffee roastery opened a subsidized facility on site as companies look for ways to keep staff in high-turnover jobs.

The tech giant announced its first major job cuts since the pandemic on the heels of its decision to cancel its vaunted electric-car project.

Telecom Italia has signed an agreement for roughly $1.6 billion in bridge financing to cover its needs until completion of a planned sale of its fixed-network unit.

China Oilfield Services has suspended operations of drilling rigs related to a multibillion-dollar contract in the Middle East, a setback for China’s largest offshore drilling contractor in one of its most important international markets.

The South Korean consumer-electronics giant expects its first-quarter operating profit to drop 11%.