US Business

Analysts say a dividend cut and a heavier debt load loom for the Scotch tape maker amid potential settlement payments costing billions.

What really matters for long-run returns is getting the direction right. That comes from the economy, where the Fed’s fine-tuning misses the point.

The social-media giant has become “a billion-person focus group,” disrupting business cycles and upending corporate R&D.

The delivery company plans to merge Express, Ground networks in Canada.

Novo Nordisk accused the firms of false advertising, trademark infringement and unfair competition.

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.