US Business

Alibaba is replacing top executive Daniel Zhang by naming company veteran and Brooklyn Nets owner Joe Tsai as the new chairman.

Websites are offering more final-sale deals, leading shoppers to commit before trying anything on.

The $50 billion agreement, at list prices, opens the Paris Air Show as air travel surges.

Companies are shelling out big dollars to get rights to subsurface holes where they hope to store carbon dioxide.

Nike and others are selling through traditional retailers they once shunned.

The prime minister’s announcement comes amid protest from the country’s tech industry over his plan to overhaul Israel’s judiciary.

Using AI-generated duplicates, brands also benefit, using stars in ways they never could before.

Little Golden Books are aimed at children ages 4 to 8, but don’t tell that to the adults buying “Taylor Swift: A Little Golden Book Biography.”

Global consumer brands grappling with a tepid economic recovery in China have another worry: Buyers in the country are turning more to local labels.

Animal studies suggest GLP-1 drugs alter behaviors associated with reward and pleasure.