US Business

The deal between Sitio Royalties and Brigham Minerals is one of largest in the oil-and-gas industry this year.

The European Union’s antitrust regulator says the acquisition of Grail would stifle innovation and reduce choice in the blood-test market, putting a $7.1 billion merger into jeopardy after a U.S. judge allowed it to proceed.

The struggling home-goods retailer named Laura Crossen to lead its finances, a move aimed at reassuring investors after the death by suicide of CFO Gustavo Arnal.

The settlement with more than 30 states is the latest step by the e-cigarette maker to resolve allegations that it marketed its products to underage users.

Porsche shares could be trading by the end of September or early October.

The drugstore giant’s deal to acquire home-healthcare company Signify Health would add 10,000 contracted doctors and clinicians.

Power prices surged, European currencies hit multidecade lows and governments scrambled to contain the economic hit after Russia cut its main natural-gas pipeline to Europe.

A new team will handle finances and the holiday season after the death of CFO Gustavo Arnal and departures of other senior executives.

The legislative package recently signed into law and investor interest have boosted the idea of building small reactors at closing coal plants or industrial sites, but the economics are still unproven.

Procter & Gamble has the largest share of the U.S. premium-detergent category, though more consumers are showing interest in cheaper options.