US Business

The Detroit Auto Show returns from a three-year absence in a downsized format and a smaller lineup. Here are some of the highlights.

Islay’s famous Scotch industry is expanding fast, but residents say the growth is unsustainable for the windswept isle.

The Internal Revenue Service is tackling the huge mandate of hiring the tens of thousands of specialists it needs to strengthen enforcement as part of a $80 billion agency overhaul.

Businesses across the nation have been hesitant to increase prices to cope with inflation and the country’s economic slowdown, which is weighing on consumer spending.

Only automobile dealerships can sell you a car in many states. Electric-vehicle upstart Rivian wants that to end, and it’s Jim Chen’s job to make that happen. It won’t be easy.

Companies that have access to the best talent and tools are vulnerable to repeated security breaches.

Intellia Therapeutics said two of its experimental Crispr treatments produced positive results in early-stage trials.

Shares lost 23% after the company reported a swift downturn in shipping volumes in recent weeks.

Teachers, nurses, railroad workers and others are seeking pay raises to catch up to inflation while a tight labor market has taken away some of the risk of walking off the job.

The DEA probe is concentrated in a division that investigates potentially illicit use of legal drugs, documents show.