US Business

Homegrown names such as Laopu, Mao Geping and Songmont are winning over customers who are losing their taste for high-end Western brands.

Bosses aren’t just unapologetic about staff cuts. Many are touting shrinking head counts as accomplishments in the AI era.

The spread of electronic shelf labels to big U.S. retailers like Kroger and Walmart has raised questions about a future where prices could change in an instant.

Expensive labels are trying to figure out why sales have weakened so much outside a recession.

The LVMH chief is working hard to foster a deal to limit the damage to his champagne-to-handbags empire.

The deal values private-equity backed Iodine Software at around $1.2 billion, including debt.

The tourist-dependent destination is having a slow year, hurting the workers that President Trump’s tip policy aims to help.

Metal bands new and old are selling out arenas and building a Gen Z fan base.

Rare-earth elements are key to trade disputes with China, but American projects are rife with risks.

Luckin just opened its first stores in New York, showing off its mobile app and low prices—areas where Starbucks has struggled