US Business

Young professionals say they admire people who carve out personal time, then fail to do the same for themselves.

Disney jolted investors with record subscriber loss following a price increase at its streaming business in the second quarter—showing the trade-off between growth and profits.

A Madison Avenue already wary of the social-media platform is showing little appetite for the controversial cable host’s new program.

The software company still plans to offer promotions, bonuses and stock awards.

The search giant announced the “thinnest folding phone,” with live translation and smart camera tricks.

The EV maker is standing by its production forecast of 50,000 vehicles this year, while Lucid and Fisker are dialing back their output targets.

The short-term rental company reported higher revenue and profit in the first quarter, but customers reserved fewer-than-expected stays.

The European discount airline agreed to buy up to 300 new jets as it moved past an earlier rift with the U.S. plane maker.

The Microsoft-owned professional networking service makes a further retreat from China.

Average office usage rates remain only around half of where they stood before the pandemic in many major cities, but a challenging time for urban downtowns presents opportunities in some other locations.