US Business

Hyundai’s sprawling complex in Georgia illustrates advanced manufacturing’s balance between people and machines.

Chinese firms adapt to Trump’s ending of the de minimis tariff exemption, but small American businesses and buyers get hit.

The Leonards got word that they can’t renew the lease for the 36-year-old fish shack.

A North Carolina company says tariff uncertainty has given way to a new problem: what to charge. “Everyone is struggling to figure out what to do.”

The rebranding episode highlights the president’s ability to use a cultural touchpoint to his advantage.

Amazon wants bigger teams. Bank of America is flattening. Corporate America is shedding managers, and the workplace is changing radically.

The troubled budget carrier plans to enter chapter 11 for the second time after a previous reorganization failed to fix problems.

A transaction to split the company’s grocery business and sauces could be announced as soon as next week.

The soda and food maker’s director of fleet engineering and sustainability says improving technology is driving better use of zero-emission trucks.

The insurer and asset manager reported a better-than-expected rise in first-half profit on continued growth momentum across its business lines.