US Business

Energy companies such as BP, TotalEnergies and Chevron are shifting to cleaner projects, creating an opening for independent and private companies to buy up their operations or push ahead with exploration.

Giving workers alone time could yield more innovation than getting everyone in a room, research shows.

The top five executives at 500 large publicly traded companies held a combined $8.9 billion in the plans, according to two nonprofits.

Montana’s ban on TikTok is slated to take effect next year, paving the way for a legal fight that could determine the fate of a possible nationwide prohibition.

Uncool gadgets got cool with the iPod, iPhone and Apple Watch. Now the company is taking on mixed-reality goggles.

Former Tesla tech chief JB Straubel also won a seat on the auto maker’s board at the company’s annual shareholder meeting.

The FTC hasn’t often challenged mergers involving drugmakers, but under Chair Lina Khan it has taken a stricter stance on deals.

Home Depot warned that its annual sales will fall for first time since 2009. The company said demand for home-improvement goods is softening as shoppers spend more on services.

The wireless carrier’s new consumer boss is looking to reduce the “paradox of choice” and curb subscriber losses.

Many companies have settled into a hybrid work strategy that shows little sign of fading, putting pressure on cities that are suffering from declining real-estate values.