US Business

The deal, which values the business at around $9 billion, would cap a lengthy saga and be one of the biggest in mining this year.

As growth slows and the stock slumps, Diageo’s Debra Crew is pushing tequila beyond the U.S. and margaritas.

The country’s massive funding of renewables has drawn odd newcomers and led to an oversupply of solar components.

The retail giant aims to move past its controversies and weaker performance by leaning into lower prices and products that drive traffic.

The oil company aims to become a major U.S. supplier of the mineral for electric-vehicle batteries makers by 2030. 

Stores and warehouses are adding fewer extra workers and finding it easier to fill those roles.

Power demand is climbing as industrial users connect to the grid, populations grow and weather gets more extreme.

Data from consumers, retailers and railroads signal weaker holiday shopping than recent years. Expect discounts on days like Black Friday, Cyber Monday and the weekend before Christmas.

The home, work and travel items so good we spent our own money on them, from a retro camera with a modern twist to an AI-powered bird feeder.

Steve Ells returns to the restaurant industry with a new concept light on meat and long on automation.