US Business

The Ukraine invasion forced CEOs across the U.S. and Europe into crisis mode. They moved with unusual speed and a sense of collective action to evacuate employees, shut factories and rewrite the rules.

The U.S. has accused Mark Forkner of misleading air-safety regulators before two 737 MAX jets crashed. He says he is being singled out for broader aviation disasters.

The attorney general’s office said it is considering an appeal, after alleging that the e-commerce giant harmed consumers by blocking sellers on its marketplace from offering better deals elsewhere.

The rare admission from the auto maker’s chief about preliminary talks in November marks the latest twist in the tech giant’s yearslong flirtation with the car industry.

The Japanese auto maker plans to idle factories and further cut production, saying parts shortages are taking their toll on operations.

Pandemic package boom continues to wane, but Omicron and higher wages cut into margins.

The tech giant closed on its $6.5 billion deal for the MGM movie and television studio, adding 4,000 films including the James Bond franchise and thousands of TV episodes to its holdings.

The act would add to the iPhone maker’s fight to keep control of how it collects billions of dollars in commissions from in-app purchases.

Gambling regulators in two states say they are looking into both companies amid sexual-misconduct accusations made against Barstool founder Dave Portnoy. Penn is on track to take full ownership of Barstool next year.

With inflation at a 40-year high, companies across the spectrum have been charging more to offset rising costs with little resistance from consumers. That trend is starting to change.