US Business

Udio agrees to launch a new subscription service for fans to create music based on licensed songs.

The Seattle company reported flat U.S. same-store sales for its fourth quarter.

Shares tumbled after the payments company, formerly led by Trump appointee Frank Bisignano, said its previous outlook is unachievable.

Malone, who earned the nickname “Cable Cowboy,” will become chairman emeritus of both companies and remain a controlling shareholder.

The European plane maker now expects to churn out 12 A220 aircraft a month next year, down from 14, as supply-chain snarls continue to weigh on its manufacturing operations.

The company assured state officials on its commitment as it continues its global expansion, which could include a public offering as soon as 2027.

Layoffs at companies ranging from Amazon to Target are sending young and experienced workers alike into an unwelcoming market.

Honda is starting temporary production reductions and stoppages this week at North American factories.

The company has agreed to use 285,000 square feet at 1888 Studios in Bayonne, N.J.

The bet on U.S. consumer finance forms part of CEO C.S. Venkatakrishnan’s bid to boost the British bank’s stock.