US Business

The potential sale of part of the parent of BET and VH1 would help Paramount shore up resources for streaming.

The airlines’ CEOs say combining their operations will ultimately benefit consumers.

Tesla’s latest round of price reductions reflected CEO Elon Musk’s remarks suggesting that price adjustments can fuel buyer interest.

Exxon said it disagreed with the EEOC’s allegations about the Louisiana plant and has a zero-tolerance policy toward harassment and discrimination.

A new wave of car and battery factories in America is shifting the country’s automotive heartland further south, redistributing thousands of jobs. WSJ’s George Downs explores why battery makers are choosing sites away from the Great Lakes.

Daycare for your parents. Hyper-personalized benefits. Companies competing for employees will cater to different life stages in coming years.

Hospitality companies are reviving their hiring after making pandemic cuts, offsetting slower jobs growth in the technology industry.

The outlook for automotive chips is robust, as e-vehicle sales grow and automation increases across all vehicles and their production.

Climate issues and energy security are expected topics at a gathering of government officials and oil executives.

Companies for first time must tell how much stock awards soar or shrink. For one CEO, it’s a $24 million difference.