US Business

As the Class of 2023 enters the workforce, employers are seeing a lack of the skills necessary to navigate the office. The solution: classes in how to send an email, the right way to buttonhole the boss and what not to wear.

Shares of onshore drillers have fallen steeply after a wave of recent rig idlings, which investors fear could signal a coming drop in oil demand amid a slowing economy.

Two of the biggest U.S. ticket sellers plan to change how they display prices to concertgoers, moves aimed at simplifying the process of buying tickets.

The regulators are seeking documents related to Goldman Sachs’s role in buying Silicon Valley Bank’s securities portfolio while it was working on its doomed capital raise. The Justice Department has also subpoenaed Goldman.

The Supreme Court is set to consider whether income must be received, or realized, before it can be taxed—with far-reaching implications for current and proposed tax laws.

The Starstreak missile will re-enter production, but a long lead time shows the challenges of Western rearmament.

Publishers representing thousands of artists are seeking more than $250 million in damages for use of music in tweets.

The energy major said it would share billions more from its record profits with investors while deepening its commitment to the oil-and-gas businesses.

The move means Europe is joining the U.S.’s antitrust assault on Google’s ad-tech business, potentially setting up a protracted battle.

Some investor groups in the U.S. and Europe sought Toyoda’s ouster over his stance on electric vehicles.