US Business

The chain says automated drug-filling centers cut pharmacist workloads by 25% and ease pressure on understaffed stores.

Elon Musk’s auto maker requires another boost in quarterly deliveries to meet its annual target.

The company’s busy season brought new phones, watches and earbuds—plus a free iPhone makeover for existing owners. Our reviewers tested it all.

Grocery promotions remain below prepandemic levels as markets reduce circulars and take losses to put some items on sale.

The pace of consumer-price gains remained near a four-decade high, according to the Federal Reserve’s preferred measure.

U.S. consumers are digging deeper into their wallets to cover rising costs of essentials such as rent and utilities as inflation spreads.

The federal antitrust enforcer is investigating U.S. Anesthesia Partners, a private-equity-owned company that has built a large presence in Texas, Colorado and Florida.

The ratings company revised its outlook to negative from stable, saying recent tax-cutting plans could weaken the U.K.’s fiscal position.

The startup commercial-truck maker is setting more modest production expectations as its founder goes to court on securities-fraud charges.

Exxon is arguing against the push to get energy companies to slow overseas shipments and stash more fuel in storage tanks.