US Business

The documents, made public in litigation between voting-machine company Dominion Voting Systems and Fox News, depict an organization scrambling over how to cover Donald Trump’s failed bid for re-election.

The agency also asked the company to “identify all journalists” granted access to company records, according to documents obtained by a House panel that shed light on the probe into Twitter’s compliance with a settlement.

The complaint alleges the deal would eliminate Spirit as an ultra-low-cost competitor to major carriers.

Starbucks interim CEO Howard Schultz agreed to testify before the committee, the latest development in the conflict between the company and baristas seeking to unionize.

Researchers developed a powerful chatbot years before rival ChatGPT went viral. After management stalled its release, they quit.

The potential sale of part of the parent of BET and VH1 would help Paramount shore up resources for streaming.

The airlines’ CEOs say combining their operations will ultimately benefit consumers.

Tesla’s latest round of price reductions reflected CEO Elon Musk’s remarks suggesting that price adjustments can fuel buyer interest.

Exxon said it disagreed with the EEOC’s allegations about the Louisiana plant and has a zero-tolerance policy toward harassment and discrimination.

A new wave of car and battery factories in America is shifting the country’s automotive heartland further south, redistributing thousands of jobs. WSJ’s George Downs explores why battery makers are choosing sites away from the Great Lakes.