US Business

The French waste-management company said the deal would allow it to expand in the U.S. hazardous waste sector and deliver synergies of $120 million.

The failure of one Western company to build a China-free rare-earths supply shows how Beijing has come to dominate the supply.

Turkey, stuffing and cranberry prices are all lower, but skip the yams. Sweet potato prices have skyrocketed.

The $655 million deal would end a controversial sale process and create a powerhouse in British right-wing media.

Liz Matthews is considered the GOAT of new product ideas, testing hundreds to develop viral hits like Doritos Locos Tacos and Baja Blast.

The PG rating has become the king of the box office. The entertainment business now relies on kids dragging their parents to theaters.

The largest meat supplier in the U.S. has lost more than $425 million on beef this year, despite near record-high prices.

Auctioneer Oliver Barker has overseen viral moments and milestone art sales. This week, he had a hand in record-setting Gustav Klimt and Frida Kahlo purchases.

A CMO role in sports can offer executives a more meaningful job than the corporate hamster wheel—but glamour and predictability can be in short supply.

The Transportation Department says 776 controllers and technicians will receive bonuses, suggesting only a fraction didn’t miss work.