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Kari Lake is slashing Radio Farda when it is needed most.

The company founder created a global transportation giant. He died Saturday at age 80.

Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber has turned Abu Dhabi National Oil Co. into one of the world’s most ambitious—and well-funded—energy companies.

Automakers are split over a measure to eliminate fines for failing to meet mileage standards that helped launch fuel-efficient mainstays like Toyota’s Prius.

Solid-state batteries have long been elusive, but a firm that supplied cells to the Defense Department could be first to get them into consumer electronics.

Republican lawmakers’ proposal to fold the U.S. audit watchdog into the Securities and Exchange Commission hit a roadblock when the Senate parliamentarian determined that including the provision in a broader tax bill violates rules around budget reconciliation.

After several years of small experiments with AI and big anxieties over its impact, advertising executives got with the program at this week’s Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity, the ad industry’s annual five-day gathering on the French Riviera.

The daughter of a renowned mathematician, she broke glass ceilings and defied stereotypes.

Chanel has taken a less effective approach to competing with the Hermès bag than American luxury brand The Row.

The apparel-rental company recently saw its active-subscriber base rise to its highest level ever, CFO says.