US Business

With majority ownership of Finite Carbon, the oil giant plans to take global the business of paying landowners not to cut down trees.

The company said a “significant subset of users” were affected by a problem Tuesday, a day after a wider disruption to various Google services.

The agency found the vaccine to be “highly effective,” and an independent advisory panel will vote Thursday on whether to recommend authorization. Barring complications, the vaccine could possibly be shipped by this weekend.

European officials are pursuing new powers to oversee large digital platforms like Facebook, backed by threats of multibillion-dollar fines, as they seek to expand their role as global tech enforcers.

Both carriers are posting high on-time scores in part by limiting what they pick up, creating backlogs for shippers such as Costco.

Chief Operating Officer Francoise Brougher sued the company in August claiming wrongful termination and retaliation.

The Justice Department reached a civil settlement with the United Auto Workers union, marking a major turning point in a multiyear corruption investigation that has sent several former labor leaders to prison.

A previously disclosed manufacturing defect has appeared in sections of newly produced Dreamliners where it hadn’t been detected initially.

Nearly 15 years after acquiring Reebok and trying to revamp the U.S. brand, Adidas says it might sell it.

Apple’s Fitness+ takes on Peloton Digital, with an at-home program including cycling and strength training. But you must own an Apple Watch.