US Business

The international financial institution’s president says the bank’s shareholders haven’t asked him to step down.

Business surveys indicate that economic activity in Europe declined sharply in September, raising the risk of recession as governments grapple with surging prices and disruptions from Russia’s attack on Ukraine.

A Gucci handbag for $250 instead of $2,000? The increasingly popular used-goods market is splitting the industry.

Hackers keep tricking employees to gain access to corporate networks, so companies are changing their approach to make it harder to wreak havoc once they’re in.

The car company has run into supply constraints with the brand-name badges and the nameplates that specify the model, important identifiers for the auto maker’s products.

They’re on Walmart shelves, candy wrappers and dog costumes. They’ve even appeared on a Ukrainian missile. How the Minions got to be everywhere.

A manufacturing-quality problem has led to some vaccine providers only offering the Pfizer-BioNTech booster shot.

Evidence suggests pro-Russian hackers and online activists are working with the country’s military intelligence agency, according to Google’s cybersecurity group. A handful of incidents targeted the U.S.

The streaming giant is paying around $200,000 to license some specials for two years, instead of writing a bigger check to buy them outright.

The delivery giant says it plans to eliminate another $4 billion in annual costs.