US Business

Well-known brand names and flashy ad campaigns are no longer enough to command U.S. consumers’ loyalty in grocery stores.

There were 11.3 million job openings in February, the Labor Department said Tuesday, a modest decrease from the previous month’s level and slightly below December’s 11.4 million record.

The Biden administration proposed new funding for NASA’s lunar aspirations, including a second moon-lander project that would compete with an effort from SpaceX.

The $5.4 billion deal marks the latest foray by a managed-care company into a category said to promise lower costs than hospitals and nursing homes.

Raj Subramaniam, the current president and COO, is set to take over leadership of the global delivery network that moves millions of packages a day.

The electric-car maker didn’t specify when such a split would take place or what the ratio of shares would be.

After years of internal debate, Walmart is removing tobacco products from various markets.

The Covid-19 lockdown marks another potential setback for China’s export machine, reigniting concerns over the risk of renewed disruption to global supply chains pummeled by the pandemic and war in Ukraine.

Auto shoppers put down deposits for high-demand vehicles, which executives say can help gauge consumer interest.

Spending on technology soars as businesses adjust to higher wages and remote work.