US Business

Departing CEO Jochen Zeitz recently survived an activist challenge. The transition to the new leadership will take effect Oct. 1.

Tractor Supply is revving up its final-mile fulfillment operation as part of a push to grow digital and business-to-business sales.

Big stock awards have grown much bigger for the chief executives of Palantir and Broadcom, driven by dramatic market gains and, in some cases, complex multipliers.

The president’s sons are backing the New America SPAC, which aims to merge with companies “revitalizing domestic manufacturing.”

Beijing is squeezing the flow of key elements needed to make defense systems, a sign of the leverage China has over the U.S. military supply chain.

The stakes are especially high for the studio, caught between how to use artificial intelligence in the filmmaking process and how to protect its famed characters against it.

The fiber-optic solutions provider is set to buy CommScope’s broadband connectivity and cable unit.

The union representing about 3,200 St. Louis-area workers has rejected the company’s latest contract offer.

A longtime Volvo fan’s terrifying ordeal prompted warnings from regulators and heightened scrutiny of software patches for electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids.

ProsiebenSat.1 Media shares climbed after the company’s biggest shareholder, MFE-MediaForEurope, sweetened its takeover bid with an offer that values the target at around $2.4 billion and exceeds a rival partial proposal from Czech investor PPF.