US Business

A coffee roastery opened a subsidized facility on site as companies look for ways to keep staff in high-turnover jobs.

The tech giant announced its first major job cuts since the pandemic on the heels of its decision to cancel its vaunted electric-car project.

Telecom Italia has signed an agreement for roughly $1.6 billion in bridge financing to cover its needs until completion of a planned sale of its fixed-network unit.

China Oilfield Services has suspended operations of drilling rigs related to a multibillion-dollar contract in the Middle East, a setback for China’s largest offshore drilling contractor in one of its most important international markets.

The South Korean consumer-electronics giant expects its first-quarter operating profit to drop 11%.

Analysts expect Samsung’s memory-chip business to swing to profit thanks to higher chip prices on brisk demand amid the artificial-intelligence boom.

The healthcare giant said the addition of the medical-device maker would expand its MedTech cardiovascular portfolio.

The recall affects Tide Pods, Gain Flings, Ace Pods and Ariel Pods liquid laundry detergent packets packaged in flexible film bags.

Shell said it expects first quarter gas production to beat its previous guidance after a strong start to the year but earnings would be lower than the prior quarter.

Uniqlo plans to open 11 stores in Texas and California this year as part of an expansion that aims for 200 stores in North America by 2027.