US Business

Nikola said it has rejected a slate of five nominees for its board of directors that were proposed by an entity controlled by former Chairman and Founder Trevor Milton.

BetMGM and X, the social-media site formerly known as Twitter, said they have struck a sports-betting deal.

Disney, Fox and Warner’s venture to bundle live sports content—the latest hit to traditional cable packages—needs to cover high costs and keep leagues on board.

Elon Musk’s changing personal priorities raise questions about where the automaker is heading.

The China-backed company’s rise as one of America’s most popular places to shop is powered by its ultracheap goods and billions of dollars of advertising, including in this Sunday’s Super Bowl. 

These ancient papyrus scrolls went unread for millennia. Then came a $1 million competition for AI geeks.

The American pork industry has become so efficient that demand can’t keep up with supply. In search of solutions, farmers and processors are looking at everything from new overseas markets to fattier, tastier pigs.

Amazon will stream its first-ever NFL playoff game next season exclusively on its Prime Video service, people familiar with the matter said.

In a filing, the bank said DiNello bought 50,000 shares at a price of about $4.19 a share.

Hermes said it is moving into 2024 with confidence after the Birkin bag maker reported a surge in fourth-quarter sales despite a slowdown in the overall luxury sector.