US Business

Reducing regulations for hearing-aid sales is a test case in the Biden administration’s push to reduce costs by tackling concentration.

With electric-vehicle sales taking off and a wave of new models hitting the market this year, the price increases could weigh on growth.

The luxury brand is citing higher materials costs for raising handbag prices three times in a year.

Energy companies hope to extract enough “white gold” from a geothermal reservoir to meet the demand for a material that helps power smartphones and electric cars.

News Corp was the target of a hack that accessed emails and documents of some employees, an incursion a cybersecurity consultant said was likely meant to gather intelligence to benefit China’s interests.

The decision is a victory for solar installers who oppose the levies, but deals a blow to U.S. solar manufacturers who say the duties help them compete with the Chinese companies dominating the industry’s supply chain.

Used models can sell for more than new ones. But parting with a used Tesla comes with side-effects: marital tension, a sense of loss.

The rental-car operator has tapped Stephen Scherr to succeed interim chief Mark Fields, with the banking executive taking over a company that has had a wild ride in the pandemic economy.

Reels is Meta’s fastest-growing platform, but Mark Zuckerberg recognizes that TikTok is growing quickly too.

The company’s profit nearly doubled as it controlled labor and supply costs better than expected and saw gains in its cloud-computing and advertising businesses.