US Business

A Capitol Hill group is launching a sustainability caucus to boost companies like eBay and Depop as fast-fashion creates mountains of waste.

Waymo was last valued at just $45 billion, while autonomous technology drives most of Tesla’s $1 trillion value.

Leo Radvinsky is asking as much as $8 billion for the pornography-fueled subscription site he popularized, even as he personally avoids the spotlight.

The fraught politics of carbon capture are dividing the oil industry.

Waste wood scraps, changed at the molecular level, could become heavy-duty building materials—and even replace plastic, aluminum and carbon fiber in our vehicles and gadgets.

JBS overcame scandal to finally secure a listing on the NYSE. Is Wesley Batista Filho ready to be the third generation of family leaders?

California lawmakers voted to increase tax credits for film and TV production, in a bid to bring back work that has been leaving for other U.S. cities and overseas.

The distributor for Whole Foods and other grocers says fourth-quarter results will sour from sales outage, recovery costs.

Private-equity firm to pay up to $500 million for Evraz North America, whose parent company’s largest shareholder is Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich.

The Federal Aviation Administration said there has been no impact on safety.