US Business

A federal judge ruled that the Federal Trade Commission and states didn’t make valid claims that Facebook engaged in unlawful monopolization.

The company plans to use its reputation as a pleasure and leisure lifestyle brand to accelerate Honey Birdette’s expansion.

The e-cigarette maker has agreed to the payment to settle a lawsuit brought by North Carolina alleging it targeted teens with its products and marketing.

Pent-up U.S. demand, fed by federal stimulus and pandemic-sparked savings, fuels expansion from China to Europe to South America. It also is making some countries fret about inflation and their currencies.

Few companies are as global as AB InBev, maker of Budweiser, Stella Artois and one out of every four beers sold world-wide. With operations in nearly 50 countries, the company sells in markets facing vastly different Covid-19 situations.

The bipartisan deal on a central plank of Biden administration policy faces an uncertain future as Democrats seek a broader antipoverty effort.

“F9: The Fast Saga” collected an estimated $70 million in the U.S., following several other releases that indicate moviegoers’ steadily growing appetite to return to theaters.

Some Missouri businesses see an uptick in applications after the state set a June end to pandemic jobless aid.

The battle over App Store rules has renewed tensions between the rivals and could overshadow the rise of augmented and virtual reality applications.

The consumer-price index and personal-consumption-expenditures index are both rising this year, but by different degrees