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Bayer recently won five consecutive cases over its Roundup weedkiller, a change after several juries had held it responsible for causing cancer and the company set aside about $16 billion for settlements.

Meta says it will consolidate some spaces and rearrange office layouts to make them livelier.

Partners of the iPhone maker seek to stay nearby as the pandemic has made travel to China difficult.

The EU, Japan and South Korea say provisions in the U.S. legislation to promote clean energy discriminate against their auto makers and might violate World Trade Organization rules.

More new cars and trucks are trickling into dealerships as supply-chain troubles ease, but rising rates are weighing on car buyers.

The South Korean company’s production targets for 2-nanometer processes and below are similar to those of dominant rival TSMC.

Despite some signs of easing inflation, underlying price pressures have too much momentum and will likely require a period of higher interest rates, a top Federal Reserve official said Monday.

The Fed’s rate increases so far this year would reduce poor countries’ economic output by $360 billion over three years, and that further policy tightening would do additional harm, a U.N. agency warns.

Carriers focus on challenges in planning their networks and increasing flights as plane makers juggle supply-chain, other constraints.

TV channels owned by Walt Disney are back on Dish Network’s satellite broadcasting and streaming platforms after the two companies reached a tentative agreement on a new contract.