US Business

The software company is in talks to settle with activist investor Jana Partners, days after Zendesk ended an unsuccessful bid to sell itself.

The tech industry wants revisions to bipartisan legislation to limit use of consumer data.

FedEx is expanding its board under an agreement with D.E. Shaw and will adjust its executive-compensation program and increase its quarterly dividend.

The billionaire fracking pioneer is offering about $4.3 billion to buy shares his family doesn’t own in the Bakken Shale driller he ran for decades.

The agreement gives the world’s largest warehouse operator a larger footprint even as e-commerce slows.

In an attempt to counter China, lawmakers in Congress have proposed a plan to screen U.S. investment in that country and others.

The business-software giant posted higher quarterly revenue and its shares rebounded in after-hours trading.

The software company reached a labor neutrality agreement with the Communications Workers of America as it seeks regulatory approval to acquire videogame maker Activision for $75 billion.

Industrial energy costs are soaring in the wake of Russia’s war on Ukraine, hobbling European manufacturers’ ability to compete in the global marketplace.

The company didn’t admit wrongdoing as part of an agreement to resolve a class-action suit that covered some 15,500 women.