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The departure of Afshar, who oversaw sales and manufacturing in North America and Europe, comes as Tesla struggles with declining global sales.

She will continue to oversee global Vogue operations and other Condé Nast content.

The General Services Administration sent a letter to leaders of about a half dozen consulting companies, asking them to justify their work with the federal government and to propose cost savings.

A deal would be a landmark combination of two supermajor oil companies. Shell issued a formal stock exchange denial of takeover talks.

Six years after getting into entertainment, Apple lags behind its peers in streaming subscribers and mainstream appeal, despite lavish spending on A-list stars.

Jeff Bezos and his space company have talked to President Trump in recent weeks.

The airline now offers door-to-door delivery service for companies like Arezzo Shoes and Figs.

Three FASB board members say the requirements don’t provide investors with adequate details on government assistance.

The arts-and-crafts retailer told its debtholders that same-store sales rose 2.3% in May quarter.

Wiring defects, misaligned flues, leaking roofs—quality problems afflict RVs. Forest River, owned by Berkshire Hathaway, is facing the biggest probe of its quality control in years with one owner’s lawsuit.