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Helium leaks and thruster problems have prompted NASA and Boeing to delay the astronauts’ return on the company’s Starliner vehicle.

Italian luxury-fashion label Roberto Cavalli is shunning quiet luxury and China, two of the industry’s most powerful engines, in its attempt to make a comeback—with a little help from Taylor Swift.

Adidas is investigating potential compliance violations in China after an anonymous letter alleged senior executives in the country received millions of euros in kickbacks.

ING expects to grow its income and for its return on equity to rise in the mid-term, as the lender detailed its financial targets to 2027.

Sampo has agreed to buy Danish rival Topdanmark for $4.7 billion in an all-share deal, consolidating its position in the property and casualty insurance market.

Mandated pay boosts for workers are helping reduce turnover at chains.

Fisker ran out of cash after a failed effort to change its business model and find a financial savior.

Sales were halted after Swedish Match North America received a subpoena regarding the sales of banned flavored nicotine pouches.

According to the lawsuit, Matthews International allegedly improperly filed patent applications incorporating Tesla’s trade secrets without the electric-car maker’s consent.

Primo Water and an affiliate of beverage company BlueTriton Brands have agreed to merge in an all-stock transaction to bring together a diversified portfolio of water brands.