US Business

Sergey Brin, Thomas Pritzker, Mortimer Zuckerman and Michael Ovitz were asked for information in the U.S. Virgin Islands’ civil suit against JPMorgan Chase.

The new collective bargaining agreement with the National Basketball Players Association comes as the league prepares for a new round of media-rights talks.

Young job-seekers are heading to the hiring boom in Southern cities with robust service industries, a relatively low cost of living and vibrant music scenes.

Ride-share company’s new CEO says his priorities are boosting employee morale and overhauling the customer and driver experience.

Behind the billionaire’s gamble to turn Twitter into a company worth more than 10 times its current valuation is an idea he has hung on to for more than two decades: digital banking. 

A Delaware trial judge rejected Fox News’s arguments that it should be declared the victor without the case going to a jury.

Issued by the Treasury Department Friday, the criteria aim to make the U.S. less reliant on batteries and critical minerals shipped from China.

Privacy regulator’s order calls on OpenAI to suspend processing the data of Italian users, which could effectively mean OpenAI must block access to its chatbot from Italy.

The move is likely to put global firms operating in China further on edge at a time of escalating tension between Beijing and Washington.

Walt Disney has for now outmaneuvered Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis in the battle for control over the more than 24,000-acre parcel near Orlando where Walt Disney World Resort is located.