US Business

Twitter accepted Elon Musk’s bid to take the company private, giving the world’s richest man control over the influential social-media network.

The new chief of the plane maker’s military unit is tasked with reversing recent program problems, as governments’ defense spending ramps up.

The videogame developer reported lower profit and sales for the quarter as it works to finalize an acquisition deal with Microsoft.

The de minimis rule, which exempts American tourists from duties on small purchases made abroad, has turned into a lucrative strategy for big retailers.

The social-media company is in discussions to sell itself to Elon Musk, a dramatic turn of events just 10 days after the billionaire unveiled his $43 billion bid.

An unusually large number of inflationary forces are converging on bras, which in one case can have as many as 27 components.

Retail employees at locations in Atlanta and New York are mobilizing to form unions as the tight labor market shifts power.

Job switching is a key driver behind broader wage growth, with some 20% of prime-age workers expecting to leave their job within a year, an exclusive ZipRecruiter survey found.

Nestlé is adjusting its operations and supply chain to keep factories running in Ukraine, while increasing efforts to get food donations to the country.

The proposed Digital Services Act aims to compel online platforms to share more information and address harmful content.