US Business

Consumers continued to hold back on retail spending during the December peak of the holiday season as the country confronted a surge in coronavirus infections.

A sizable chunk of President-elect Joe Biden’s $1.9 trillion plan is aimed at lower-income people, which, in combination with ultralow interest rates, could drive down unemployment rapidly.

The president-elect’s $1.9 trillion proposal would help low-income families while also advancing Democratic priorities.

The newly formed auto maker, called Stellantis, is set to start trading on Monday in Europe and on Tuesday in New York.

Oil majors bet offering more fresh food and services at gas-station stores can help offset declining oil income.

The last liftoff of the Starliner spacecraft was supposed to be a decisive win. Instead, it showed that Boeing’s engineering and management issues went beyond its 737 MAX planes. Can the company redeem itself with its next launch?

“Words alone are not enough.” Corporate moves to halt political funding and decry the forces behind the Jan. 6 riot have accelerated a broader movement in business to address social and political issues.

The Facebook-owned messaging service acknowledged confusion among its users over changes in the handling of data.

A lawsuit filed Friday alleges a pricing deal between e-commerce giant and top five publishers hurts competition.

A whistleblower complaint alleges that lower-level employees were pressured to use unrealistic assumptions on how quickly the company could drill wells.