US Business

The fast-food chain is making changes to its menu and operations as the pandemic persists, including an emphasis on to-go orders and new vegetarian items.

The European Union will impose tariffs on $3.99 billion of Boeing jets and other U.S. goods annually as part of a long-running trade dispute, the bloc’s trade chief said.

GM is looking to bolster its engineering and software-development ranks by recruiting new employees, the latest auto maker to bulk up on tech talent as competition with Silicon Valley intensifies for the future automobile.

The positive, though incomplete, results bring the vaccine a big step closer to getting cleared for widespread use. The timetable suggests the vaccine could go into distribution this month or next.

The iPhone 12 Mini does everything just as well as its larger iPhone 12 sibling—except one very important thing: lasting all day.

Joe Biden has pledged to raise taxes on business and regulate it more, but the Senate and conservative judges could act as a restraint.

Restaurant chains are setting long-term plans to keep dining rooms open whenever and wherever possible as the coronavirus pandemic shows no sign of relenting.

Corporate leaders foresee a more traditional, “no-nonsense” working relationship with the White House and urge the next administration to prioritize the Covid-19 pandemic.

The quarterly earnings season is winding down with the pandemic weighing on many companies’ results—and Disney, McDonald’s and Lyft are expected to join the crowd.

U.S. companies have trounced expectations this earnings season, potentially laying the foundation for the next leg of the market’s rally, which has been led by tech companies including Apple.