US Business

While supply disruptions are subsiding, without slower demand, inflation will still be too high for the Fed’s comfort to stop raising interest rates.

House Democrats plan to fast-track a vote on relaxing regulations for baby formula provided under the WIC federal nutrition program in an effort to boost availability.

Ford sold 7 million Rivian shares at a price of $26.88, the company says. That followed an 8-million-share sale earlier in the week at about the same price.

Buyers challenged by high used car prices are sitting on the sidelines, driving down demand and prices in the pre-owned market.

Jewelers and officials are urged to stem the flow of Russian gems and precious metals likely still entering the U.S.

Elon Musk said his deal to buy Twitter was “on hold,” raising questions about the takeover and sending shares of the messaging service lower.

Parag Agrawal said he remains focused on his job and will make ‘hard decisions as needed’ amid business headwinds and Elon Musk’s takeover of the social-media company.

Facebook, Twitter and some of America’s fastest-growing tech companies are signaling their hiring spree is over. What does it mean about the direction of the U.S. job market?

Hundreds of staffers were drawn to the streaming venture, which was positioned as the network’s future. The $5.99-a-month service lasted one month.

Online providers of abortion medications mifepristone and misoprostol say they plan to meet an expected surge in demand if as many as 26 states ban or restrict abortion access following any decision by the Supreme Court to overturn Roe v. Wade.