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Union Pacific and CSX said third-quarter profit rose, helped by fuel surcharges, higher prices and increases in cargo. But a continuing labor dispute is casting uncertainty over the sector.

The drugmaker laid out a potential price as it prepares to sell the shot commercially, perhaps early next year.

The EV maker said it is pressing ahead with production-growth plans regardless of a possible economic downturn.

American is replacing first class with new business-class seats as the distinction between the two gets blurrier.

The tobacco giant said it will pay $2.7 billion to regain U.S. rights for its IQOS heated tobacco products from Altria.

Elon Musk’s electric-vehicle maker reported $3.3 billion in third-quarter profit and its highest-ever quarterly revenue but missed analysts’ sales estimates. Tesla says it expects to finish the year just shy of its 2022 target of boosting vehicle deliveries by 50%. The company’s stock fell around 5% after hours.

The publisher has been promoting products beyond news, including games, cooking and sports.

Board members at Udemy, SolarWinds and three other public companies resigned in recent weeks because they simultaneously served as directors of competing companies.

The maker of Tide detergent and Gillette razors now predicts a sales decline for its fiscal year.

Many economists predict slower growth, in part due to Xi’s focus on Communist Party control. He shows few signs of changing course on his priorities.