US Business

Facebook parent said new policy to be in effect at the beginning of next year and ahead of U.S. presidential primaries

The dating-app founder who marketed her product toward women will be replaced by Lidiane Jones, the Slack chief executive.

European labor unions set their sights on the Elon Musk-led carmaker.

The armies of people who make clothes for Western brands are protesting for better wages, adding pressure to the era of ultracheap clothes on which many companies rely.

When a Meta security expert told Mark Zuckerberg that Instagram’s approach to protecting teens wasn’t working, the CEO didn’t reply. Now the former insider is set to tell Congress about the predatory behavior.

CVS and Walgreens pharmacy employees say they are overworked, understaffed, and more liable to make prescription errors due to the companies prioritizing profits.

Microsoft, Amazon and Google benefit from OpenAI and Anthropic paying for the expensive cloud services needed to run their products.

Maersk forecast earnings for the full year at the lower end of its targeted ranges and said it would cut more than 10,000 jobs as it steps up cost savings.

After negotiators secured record contracts at the Detroit Three automakers, union members will have the final say.

A victorious Shawn Fain eyes expanding ranks to nonunionized carmakers.