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The industrial group wants to make all of its divisions independent and open to outside investment.

Tesla sales in the EU slumped for a fourth consecutive month as Musk’s EV maker struggled to cash in on a growing market in the bloc where Chinese rivals are expanding.

The airline this week will start charging for checked luggage. A second bag will cost $45.

The strong holiday weekend contributed to a major comeback for this year’s domestic box office.

The collaboration will help businesses streamline systems, processes and operations using generative AI, Capgemini said.

The energy company said the deal with Gulf Pacific Power would increase its consolidated renewable capacity in the U.S. by 285 megawatts.

Australian logistics-software provider WiseTech Global agreed to buy U.S.-listed e2open in a $2.1 billion deal.

Crawling inside fridges and scouring Reddit, some die-hard shoppers look for truly American products—but make exceptions.

Declining shipments are taking a toll on dockworkers, truckers and Big Nick’s Pizza.

The administration expects nuclear reactors to be tested and deployed within the president’s term.