US Business

New federal health guidelines say pharmacists could run afoul of antidiscrimination law if they refuse to dispense drugs used for medication abortion and other medical conditions.

Corporate travel, a mainstay of Delta’s business, is climbing and a recovery in international travel is under way as travel restrictions have fallen away.

The German airline said strikes, inclement weather and a rise in Covid-19 cases have also put strain on the system.

New Oriental, one of China’s largest private-tutoring companies until a regulatory crackdown almost crushed it last year, has become the country’s latest live-streaming sensation.

Twitter sued Elon Musk over the billionaire’s attempt to walk away from his $44 billion takeover bid, seeking to force him to honor the terms of the deal.

The streaming giant wants to amend its programming deals with major entertainment studios to allow it to put content on an ad-supported version of the service.

The maker of connected fitness equipment said it plans to exit all the manufacturing operations it owns as it works to simplify its supply chain and reduce its cost structure.

Elon Musk’s SpaceX sustained an apparent setback during a test of one of its rocket boosters, with a video showing a fiery explosion under the vehicle.

The software giant has embarked on a campaign in Europe to create allies and disarm critics as it comes under greater scrutiny in one of its largest markets.

The retailer said Chairman Bob Martin will serve as interim CEO, as the company struggles with slumping sales.