US Business

Walmart-owned warehouse-club chain considers price increases on small kitchen appliances, while keeping pricing flat on more than 1,000 summer items.

It isn’t just Amazon. There’s a growing belief that having too many employees will slow a company down—and that anyone still on the payroll could be working harder.

The company is facing legal hurdles and other obstacles before its cars can cruise the city’s streets without drivers.

Previously, Graff was CFO at provider of hardware and software solutions Altera, and before that served as CFO and chief operating officer for Intel’s data center and AI group.

The preliminary finding gives investigators a new line of inquiry as they study a crash that killed all but one of the plane’s passengers.

Breaking and Entering has expanded from a podcast for young creatives to a daily must-watch news roundup for ad leaders.

Steven Wood wants a board seat and sees more potential in the company’s luxury watch brands, but the family isn’t interested.

Trump administration raids have rattled food and agriculture companies in recent weeks.

A hefty option grant depends on plan to separate streaming and studios from cable networks

Tariff-related uncertainty led the company to withdraw its profit forecast for the year.