US Business

The world’s largest oil companies continue to reap rewards from sustained high commodity prices, with Exxon posting its most lucrative period ever, and Chevron reporting a slight dip from its record.

Meta, Apple, Amazon and other tech giants are sharpening their control over costs and monitoring head count as they feel the effects of high inflation, rising interest rates and currency headwinds on their earnings.

The European plane maker is extending its lead over its main rival in the crucial market for smaller jets.

Online retailer Shein is on track to generate revenue of $24 billion this year, putting it within striking distance of the world’s largest fast-fashion giants—just a decade since its founding.

The billionaire entrepreneur completed his takeover and fired top executives, capping an unusual corporate battle and setting up one of the world’s most influential social-media platforms for potentially broad change.

The online retailing giant projected sales in the current quarter would be below expectations, sending its stock sharply lower in after-hours trading.

The Pilgrim’s Pride investigation marks the latest move by the government to clamp down on an industry payment system that has been criticized by some farmers.

Sales of the latest iPhones have been strong for premium versions but slower for base models.

Federal prosecutors and securities regulators are investigating whether Tesla misled consumers and investors about how its advanced driver-assistance system performed.

The oil giant said it plans to boost its dividend and buy back another $4 billion of its shares in the coming months, as it continues to benefit from strong demand for natural gas in difficult-to-navigate markets.