US Business

The shooting at a Midtown Manhattan tower exposes how eliminating threats can be nearly impossible, even in fortified workplaces.

The world’s biggest coffee chain is moving away from operating stores that only accept mobile orders for pickup because they don’t have the right vibes.

A deal for the Israeli firm would be the latest in big tech’s cybersecurity consolidation.

Hershey and Mondelez are partnering on treats as big food companies scramble to boost sales.

L Catterton, the private-equity firm backed by luxury-goods giant LVMH, has bought a majority stake in L.A.B. Golf.

Most of the company’s management employees will be required to report to the office three days a week.

Commerce Department officials are discussing a new fee based on patent value, which could fuel backlash from businesses.

Shareholders in Wise, a rare U.K. tech success, voted in favor of moving its main stock listing to New York and extending dual-class shares by a decade.

The Hollywood stars assisted the tech firm stung by a concert public-relations crisis.

The media broadcasting group said it would offer ProSiebenSat.1 shareholders 4.48 euros a share in cash and 1.3 newly-issued MFE A shares for each ProSiebenSat.1 share.