US Business

Three doses of the Covid-19 vaccine from Pfizer and BioNTech were effective at preventing symptomatic disease in children ages 6 months through 4 years in studies, according to U.S. health regulators.

The findings on the issue, which causes an estimated waste of more than $1 billion a year for brands, come as an ever-growing share of ad dollars is shifting from traditional TV to streaming platforms.

The dinosaur franchise film takes in $143 million at the box office, marking the most promising weekend yet for the theater industry.

Reckitt Benckiser and startups such as ByHeart and Bobbie are picking up customers but market-share gains could be tough to keep.

Consumer prices rose at the fastest rate in four decades in May, the Labor Department said Friday.

The U.S.’s largest hog processor by volume says it isn’t worth doing business in the state due to rising inflation and the regulatory environment.

The Swiss watch industry is moving ever further upmarket, boosting its revenue as brand owners target rich consumers and try to differentiate their products from the Apple Watch and other wearable tech.

The tech giant will approve borrowers and fund loans itself rather than rely on a bank.

Major U.S. food suppliers and restaurants, including Kraft, Tyson and some McDonald’s franchisees, said they would continue to raise prices as they face starkly higher costs.

The hypermarket model is losing ground, local rivals do better on fast delivery, and geopolitics gives the company headaches. Then there’s the red dates problem.