US Business

A combination of the two biggest supermarket operators in the U.S. is prompting elected officials to question how the deal could affect jobs, prices and competition.

The company issues a weaker outlook that adds to signs of stress for the semiconductor industry.

The drugstore chains agree to make payments to states, cities and tribes that sued over opioid abuse.

Elon Musk said he had spoken to civil-society leaders about how Twitter “will continue to combat hate & harassment & enforce its election integrity policies.”

In a series of tweets, he wrote the social-media company needs to pay the bills without relying on advertisers

The deal would add heart pumps, a fast-growing part of the medical-device industry, to the J&J lineup.

Amazon is sweetening its offering as competitors increasingly bundle entertainment with other services.

The move comes as the company’s new owner, Tesla Chief Executive Elon Musk, makes sweeping changes from high-profile firings to product updates since closing the $44 billion deal last week.

A new law requiring nearly all New York City employers to list pay on job postings offers job seekers, employees and the merely curious a rare glimpse at the pay practices of major companies.

A federal judge ruled in favor of the Justice Department’s antitrust challenge to the planned $2 billion merger.