US Business

There are reasons why getaways often turn out to be not-so-much fun. And it’s our own fault.

Companies make all sorts of mistakes with their consumer chatbots. Here are the most annoying ones—and how some companies are trying to address them.

An antitrust lawsuit, expected Thursday, will allege the company illegally suppressed competition.

The U.K. retailer booked an annual pretax profit of $855 million, below analysts’ forecasts, but said it was confident it would make further progress in 2024-25 and beyond.

The U.K. Financial Conduct Authority fined Citigroup Global Markets $35.3 million after failings in the group’s systems and controls led to $1.4 billion of equities being sold in error.

Companies really don’t give that much thought to what we listen to as we wait. They should start paying more attention.

Lululemon athletica said it was implementing an new integrated design structure and announced the departure of Chief Product Officer Sun Choe.

In addition to Exxon Mobil’s CEO, the group urged voting out Lead Independent Director Joseph Hooley.

CEO Kevin Plank said the sportswear brand has tried to do “too much of too much” and will focus on selling fewer products on discounts.

Engie reaffirmed expectations for the year after core earnings fell slightly in the first quarter, driven by declines from its networks and global energy management and sales businesses.