US Business

Didi Global said it obtained approval from the Chinese cybersecurity regulator to resume new user registration for its ride-hailing service.

Prosecutors allege two former executives of 21st Century Fox paid bribes for soccer broadcasting rights in South America, in a trial set for this week in Brooklyn, N.Y.

Economists polled by The Wall Street Journal put the probability of a recession in the next 12 months at 61%, little changed from the last quarterly survey.

Executives say farming programs designed to capture carbon dioxide in fields offer long-term benefits including healthier soil, and they provide extra cash.

Treasury secretary warns the government could become unable to pay its bills after early June.

The cost of gasoline, milk and cars fell in December, but child care and haircuts were more expensive.

The avian flu outbreak keeps the egg supply tight as inflation rises.

Recent data suggest a shift is under way, with paycheck totals gaining ground as inflation recedes.

Plug Power hopes to be profitable for the first time in its 25-year history on the back of a new law.

Recent shortages and fears of China’s ambitions to dominate the industry have led to a frenetic effort to rev up U.S. production. But securing the supply of semiconductors will be complicated.