US Business

Several retailers have reported an increase in organized theft rings and violent incidents that are making it hard to stop thieves while keeping workers safe.

Apple’s latest may have new cameras, action buttons and designs, but that new port will have a bigger impact on buyers—and their cord collections.

American Airlines cuts forecast, and automakers in tough wage negotiations with workers face a strike.

The annual car event, which has had a choppy run recently, comes amid intensifying contract talks between automakers and workers.

The surprise departure of Bernard Looney presents an opportunity for the oil giant to again prioritize fossil fuels.

Revenue at the satellite-internet business jumped to $1.4 billion last year but has fallen short of Elon Musk’s financial projections.

The government says the search giant maintains dominance through illegal deals with phone and browser companies.

The UAW is pressing for more work-life balance during contract talks, while the automakers want better attendance and increased use of temporary workers.

TKO plans to pursue future acquisitions of sports-focused companies, the president of the new company says.

In his new book, biographer Walter Isaacson explores the billionaire’s leadership style and “demon mode.”