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The world’s second-largest miner said that pandemic-related border closures have caused labor shortages at some of its operations and is warning of project delays.

The Cleveland Clinic, Mount Sinai Health System and Providence said they won’t administer Biogen’s drug for Alzheimer’s disease while its effectiveness is under debate.

A deal for chip maker GlobalFoundries would be Intel’s largest acquisition. It comes as Intel is launching a major push to become a chip manufacturer for other companies.

Curious what Jeff Bezos and others on the New Shepard rocket will see? Picture yourself on the flight too—literally.

Last November, GM recalled nearly 69,000 Bolts from the 2017-2019 model years, including roughly 51,000 sold in the U.S.

J&J said it was taking the action after detecting a potentially cancer-causing chemical in some samples.

Facebook Inc. plans to invest more than $1 billion to attract more content creators to Facebook and Instagram, reflecting the increasing value online platforms see in original recorded videos, live-streams and other kinds of user-generated posts.

The social-media company says in a formal petition that Lina Khan, a Biden appointee, couldn’t be impartial because of her history of criticizing it and other big-tech firms.

American Airlines CEO Doug Parker and Southwest Airlines CEO Gary Kelly have steered their companies through the pandemic. Here’s what they say travelers should expect next.

Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings plans to restart U.S. cruises in August with a 100% vaccination policy.