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Elliott Management and Vista Equity Partners are near an agreement to pay $104 a share, or roughly $13 billion, for the software company, according to people familiar with the matter.

The home-goods chain’s inventory overhaul during the Covid-19 pandemic led to a shortage of products and reduced sales.

After posting record sales in 2021, chip makers prepare for a historic expansion, reflecting the expectation of rising volumes and higher pricing.

Drug companies’ prescription-drug price increases were mostly in the single digits as Congress explores measures to curb high costs.

Employers spent 4% more on compensation last year, an increase not seen since 2001, as they competed for workers in a tight labor market.

Leaders from Apple, McDonald’s, Southwest and other companies share what they are seeing and doing about rising prices.

The mining company is considering its metals future as costs from the Brumadinho disaster continue to rise—along with tensions with locals, regulators and investors.

Washington and Brussels aren’t targeting oil or gas exports, but broader restrictions could still hit firms with big business in Russia.

Mary Dillon worked as a waitress, housecleaner and tutor to pay for college. Her path eventually led her to the top job at a major U.S. retailer.

The singer famous for her 1971 album “Blue” linked in a brief post to a letter by Neil Young, who had said Spotify is spreading fake information about Covid-19 vaccines through Joe Rogan’s podcast.