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The plan had a fatal flaw: It underestimated the danger that a deluge of bad news could spark a crisis of confidence.

The company says a forced sale won’t resolve national-security issues as its CEO is set to appear before Congress next week.

Companies rush to open new accounts and navigate issues with wire transfers after bank’s collapse.

Plaintiffs’ attorneys say relatives of crash victims are legally entitled to damages beyond their own grief and loss.

The CEO of Facebook parent Meta outlined his management vision in a memo to employees: “Flatter is faster.”

CEO Mark Zuckerberg, in email to employees, talks about the advantages of a leaner organization.

Traditional corporate travel demand hasn’t returned but vacation travel remains strong.

The rail company said that it looks forward to a resolution with the Ohio attorney general.

As AI reaches the masses, workers are using it to dress up job applications and résumés.

It is the latest move by a drugmaker to make steep reductions in list prices amid pressure to curb diabetes-treatment costs.