US Business

Exxon Mobil is expecting up to $2.6 billion in impairments in the fourth quarter for its upstream business, mostly related to idled assets in California.

The collision in Japan represents a puzzle for the airline industry.

DocGo Chief Executive Lee Bienstock is standing by the mobile-healthcare company’s performance under a controversial migrant-care contract awarded by New York City.

ValueAct’s deal to back Disney’s slate of board nominees bolsters the entertainment giant as it looks to defend itself in a proxy battle with rival activist.

Automakers could confront more difficulties this year with industrywide sales expected to level off.

The shopping apps throw a lifeline to Chinese exporters, but it is a trade-off.

Bracken Darrell is trying to engineer a turnaround at the parent company of Vans. Step one was figuring out where it went wrong.

Airbus is entering due diligence to buy Atos’s cybersecurity unit BDS, with an indicative offer valuing the business at up to $2 billion including debt.

Volkswagen has reached a deal with workers that will help its flagship brand save up to $4.37 billion next year by reducing the size of its workforce.

The agreement with a coalition of states resolves antitrust litigation related to the app store.