US Business

Federal officials say they have found no evidence of widespread undervaluing of imported appliances after Whirlpool last month accused its rivals of possible tariff evasion.

The industrial real-estate owner’s revenue climbed 9% year-over-year in the third quarter.

The companies said the transaction ranks among the largest data-center deals ever.

The potential end of the conflict with Hamas is spurring foreign investors to re-engage with Israel’s startup and venture community.

Canada, the U.K. and the European Union are backing off from electric-vehicle targets as economic concerns arise. Even China is showing cracks.

The automaker says that American production will grow by 50% with 5,000 new jobs at plants across the Midwest.

Though no formal offer has been made, a committee has been formed to review any potential definitive proposal, the dating-app company said.

The retail giant is signaling that online shopping is about to change.

The bank told employees that head-count growth will be constrained through the end of the year.

A crucial aluminum supplier was knocked offline until next year. Moneymaking F-150 trucks are vulnerable.