US Business

The Inspiration4 mission, led by billionaire businessman Jared Isaacman, would take Americans the farthest into space since 2009.

Where Republican legislation in 2017 restructured how the U.S. taxed corporations at home and abroad, the new bill largely keeps existing rules but raises tax rates.

A rival bidder, Canadian National Railway, has dropped its pursuit, bringing to a close a monthslong battle.

A big 2018 algorithm change was designed to encourage positive interaction with friends and family. Company documents show how it had the opposite effect, rewarding outrage and sensationalism. CEO Mark Zuckerberg resisted proposed fixes if it meant harming the business.

After weeks of turbulent headlines, CEO Tim Cook took the virtual stage in an attempt to return attention to the key driver of the tech company’s success: the iPhone.

The cable giant said it was experiencing a slowdown in its cable business after surging growth in the early stages of the pandemic.

The oil giant plans to spend $10 billion through 2028 on technologies such as biofuels and hydrogen, up from a prior commitment of around $3 billion.

Its own in-depth research shows a significant teen mental-health issue that Facebook plays down in public. Part 2 in a series offering an unparalleled look inside the social-media giant’s failings—and its unwillingness or inability to address them.

The median pay for board members at the top 100 public U.S. companies held steady at $310,000 last year. That is likely to change this year.

Apple issued a software fix Monday, but an Israeli security firm has been exploiting the vulnerability since February, according to a research group.