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The $3.8 billion offer is the family’s latest attempt to take control of the struggling department-store chain.

Volvo Car abandoned its target of having a fully electric lineup by the end of the decade, saying it was still likely to sell some hybrid models as the market faces an increasingly bumpy transition to electric vehicles.

Lyft said it is further reducing its workforce in a new wave of layoffs as it eliminates dockless bikes and scooters from the business.

IHH Healthcare has agreed to buy a Malaysian hospital business from Affinity Equity Partners, the latest in a series of healthcare deals in the Southeast Asian region.

The auto giant is considering cuts it has long avoided in Germany as it contends with tepid interest in a high-cost technology.

Human Rights Campaign used a ranking of companies to advance same-sex benefits. Now an activist is using the index to pressure CEOs.

Production pause comes amid dealer gripes over high vehicle inventories.

U.S. Steel warns of plant closings if its sale to Nippon Steel collapses.

Upon the spin-off’s completion, James Lico will retire as chief executive.

The board of Topgolf Callaway Brands is splitting the company into two businesses, unwinding the combination of the golf-club maker and driving-range operator after less than four years