US Business

An Indiana group’s bruising battle for legislation to limit hospital fees is spurring employer groups in other states to follow suit.

The judge and government lawyers are defending themselves against criticism for letting tech executives testify behind closed doors.

The Biden administration’s decision on a $7,500 tax credit could determine China’s role in the U.S. electric-vehicle industry.

U.S. staff members have raised questions internally about recent personnel transfers from ByteDance.

New drugs to defeat “superbug” bacteria aren’t reaching patients.

The company says it was offering the better product, while the Justice Department argues the agreements were illegal.

States are relying more on batteries to avoid blackouts, and additional projects are coming online soon.

The UAW has highlighted executive pay raises at the Big Three. By one measure—the ratio of the CEO’s pay to the median worker’s—automakers have a wider pay gap than most large companies.

Facebook’s parent is developing bots with personalities, including a “sassmaster general” robot that answers questions.

The maker of workout gear built a multigenerational following. Can it last?