US Business

No summer lull, no breather on weekends and deals that can get snatched up in an evening: The metabolism of venture has been dialed even higher by fierce competition for AI startups.

Equinor intends to subscribe for around $939 million in shares, maintaining its 10% stake in Orsted, and will also nominate a candidate to its board of directors.

China’s Mixue Ice Cream & Tea has perfected the modern science of making money by losing money.

With AI upending how people consume information, news outlets are willing to pay top dollar for unique voices.

That auto plant Trump saved? Foxconn will soon use it to make data center equipment.

Hyundai’s sprawling complex in Georgia illustrates advanced manufacturing’s balance between people and machines.

Chinese firms adapt to Trump’s ending of the de minimis tariff exemption, but small American businesses and buyers get hit.

The Leonards got word that they can’t renew the lease for the 36-year-old fish shack.

A North Carolina company says tariff uncertainty has given way to a new problem: what to charge. “Everyone is struggling to figure out what to do.”

The rebranding episode highlights the president’s ability to use a cultural touchpoint to his advantage.