US Business

IBM, Delta and others have dropped college degree requirements but old hiring habits are hard to break.

Fans race to snag neon-orange and pink DunKings tracksuits after the now-viral Super Bowl ad, sparking eBay bidding wars.

Franz von Holzhausen, the chief designer at Tesla, is ready for his next big challenge.

Forvia shares rose after it said it would save about €500 a year from 2028 through job cuts as the company adapts to EU electric-vehicle policies.

Currys stock rose 33% in opening trading, with the U.K. electronics retailer at the center of a possible takeover battle between China’s JD.com and Elliott Advisors.

Anglo American Platinum said more than 4,300 jobs could be affected in a restructuring as it grapples with lower prices, rising costs and an uncertain outlook.

Polymetal said it was selling its Russian business for $3.7 billion and intended to refocus its operations in Kazakhstan.

Zyn draws debate among lawmakers and public-health experts.

Plans to store used nuclear fuel temporarily in the Permian Basin could boost the nuclear sector, but oil-and-gas producers are pushing back.

The companies have explored a commercial partnership or joint venture among the arrangements.