US Business

The board of the Wisconsin department-store chain is expected to review the bids in the coming days.

The auto maker’s investments are focused in the Midwest and come ahead of planned 2023 labor negotiations.

The food company said the bird-flu outbreak in the U.S. is expected to weigh on industrywide poultry supplies in the coming months, potentially pushing elevated meat prices even higher.

Microsoft cut sales and earnings guidance for the current quarter, citing the impact of foreign-exchange rates as the stronger U.S. dollar takes a toll.

During her tenure, Facebook became one of the world’s most profitable companies and she became one of the most prominent women in business.

The electric-vehicle maker’s employees are required to spend at least 40 hours a week in the office, the Tesla boss said in an email to staff.

The request for clearance of a three-dose series could lead to the young age group gaining access to Covid-19 shots as soon as this month.

More people returned to the videogame retailer’s stores, but investors’ hopes for signs of a turnaround were damped by a widening loss.

Nearly 150 companies in the S&P 500 said their median employee earned more than $100,000, and 44 companies reported a salary below $30,000.

The median worker at Google made nearly $300,000 in 2021; at the other end was an Aptiv worker in Mexico who took home $7,400.