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The chain reported nearly 40 million attendees during the latest quarter, compared with about 22 million in the June quarter, but CEO Adam Aron said AMC’s business still isn’t where it needs to be.

The car maker’s shares fell after Twitter users, in an online poll, directed CEO Elon Musk to sell one-tenth of his stock, valued at around $21 billion.

Chief Executive Chris Kempczinski is apologizing for a text about the shooting deaths of two Chicago children.

The data from a late-stage study suggest a potential use for the antibody drug as a prophylactic for the immunocompromised or others who aren’t well protected by vaccination.

The Japanese conglomerate reported its first quarterly net loss in a year and a half after China’s stricter regulations on technology companies caused a sharp stock selloff and weighed on its investment portfolio.

The world’s biggest miner by market value will sell its 80% stake in the BHP Mitsui Coal venture to focus on higher-quality steelmaking coal.

Twitter users said Mr. Musk should sell 10% of his Tesla stock, a stake valued at about $21 billion, after the CEO polled them and pledged to abide by the outcome of the vote.

From undrunk beer to unfinished forestry equipment, businesses deliberate just-in-time or just-in-case inventories.

Some big U.S. companies have dropped workplace mask mandates as Covid-19 cases fall and vaccination rates rise.

The U.S. added 531,000 jobs in October and the unemployment rate fell to 4.6%, as the labor market rebounded from a summer lull.