US Business

The defense for former Nissan executive Greg Kelly made its final argument for their client’s innocence, arguing that prosecutors failed to prove key parts of the case involving former chief Carlos Ghosn’s compensation.

Democratic senators unveiled a plan for a 15% minimum tax on profitable corporations as they try to lock in details to finance President Biden’s agenda.

The company’s Azure cloud-computing business has thrived on the turn to remote work during the pandemic.

The search giant posted its highest quarterly revenue increase in 14 years, as smaller businesses pour money into digital ads.

A report commissioned by the government in Australia’s Victoria state stopped short of recommending that Crown be immediately stripped of its casino license, but said a special manager should be appointed to oversee operations.

Hertz’s major bulk purchase could help Tesla get more of its cars into the hands of mainstream consumers. Tesla shares surged on the news.

The social-media giant’s primary revenue source saw slower growth in the first full quarter since Apple required apps to ask users whether they want to be tracked.

The space company said it would help to build a facility, part of a bet that many future orbital facilities will be privately owned and operated.

Moderna said it would submit the results from an interim study to health regulators in the U.S., Europe and elsewhere in seeking authorization for 6- to 11-year-olds.

The Russia-linked hackers behind last year’s compromise of a wide swath of the U.S. government and scores of private companies have stepped up their attacks in recent months, cybersecurity experts said.