US Business

One of the world’s most powerful executives became increasingly burned out and disconnected from the mega-business she was instrumental in building. That dovetailed with a company investigation into her activities.

The electric-truck startup, which ranked among the world’s most valuable auto makers several months ago, is struggling to master the nuts and bolts of production. “We know this is hard.”

A long stretch of universal strength is giving way to a muddled outlook on labor, markets and consumer spending: “Brace yourself.”

Dave Clark’s departure comes after the e-commerce giant recently acknowledged that it had overbuilt to meet pandemic demand.

The Tesla CEO’s plan to shed employees drew a negative response from President Biden.

The departing executive pushed Facebook’s parent company to capitalize on user data within an ad-business model that is under attack in an increasingly privacy-driven era.

The board of the Wisconsin department-store chain is expected to review the bids in the coming days.

The auto maker’s investments are focused in the Midwest and come ahead of planned 2023 labor negotiations.

The food company said the bird-flu outbreak in the U.S. is expected to weigh on industrywide poultry supplies in the coming months, potentially pushing elevated meat prices even higher.

Microsoft cut sales and earnings guidance for the current quarter, citing the impact of foreign-exchange rates as the stronger U.S. dollar takes a toll.