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The executives discussed how its pricing policies had a “punitive aspect” on sellers, according to internal documents quoted in newly unredacted portions of the agency’s monopoly lawsuit against the company.

The Detroit automakers’ labor-cost disadvantage to rivals such as Toyota and Tesla is about to get worse just as many aspects of their growth plans get cloudier.

Canadian auto workers reached a tentative deal with Stellantis on Monday after a brief strike by about 8,200 union members.

The decision is part of a plan to launch subscription-based versions of Facebook and Instagram to comply with the continent’s regulations.

Hess’s sale to Chevron concludes nearly a century of globe-spanning oil discoveries and Homeric fights for the New York oil giant

Toyota knew it needed new expertise. But creating a startup mentality to mesh with an 86-year-old giant didn’t work.

The United Auto Workers calls a fresh walkout at a General Motors factory in Tennessee.

Following CEO Kiwi Camara’s exit, employees called for a board investigation. CS Disco says it is working to address staff concerns.

The platform is struggling to attract users and advertisers, third-party data suggest. Musk has voiced optimism, saying the company “can be thought of as an inverse startup.”

Boeing posted a $1.64 billion loss for the quarter ended Sept. 30 and reported negative cash flow from its operations.