US Business

Some companies operating in China must pass a security review by the country’s internet regulator before they can transfer users’ personal data abroad.

The move comes as the company’s cash burn accelerates and it continues to lose money as it tries to scale up production.

Companies receiving money to build domestic semiconductor facilities under the $53 billion Chips Act will have to meet a series of requirements imposed by the government.

Some McDonald’s locations aren’t promoting the hip-hop stars’ new meal, franchisees say. Past celebrity promotions, involving Travis Scott and BTS, have driven big sales for burger giant.

The $160 billion business-software company has joined the tech industry’s retrenchment, laying off thousands.

The prohibition emerges days after Canadian regulators opened a probe about TikTok’s privacy policies.

The Marlboro maker is looking to divest its stake in Juul and take over a new vaping brand.

The cartoonist’s “Reframe Your Brain” was expected to be published this September by Penguin Random House. Many newspapers dropped his comic strip after he referred to Black Americans as a “hate group” in a rant online.

A legal challenge to President Biden’s student-debt cancellation plan can’t be considered until the high court decides whether plaintiffs have standing.

Consumers are increasingly choosing iPhones over high-end Android smartphones, with younger users pushing Apple toward the level of dominance in the market globally that it has enjoyed in the U.S.