US Business

Elon Musk is quickly setting to work a group of advisers, investors and employees from elsewhere in his business empire to help him reimagine Twitter.

The United Auto Workers said the GM-LG joint facility refused to recognize employee signatures requesting representation.

An internal email says some staffers deemed underperformers face a choice of taking the severance package or enrolling in an improvement plan.

The central bank is now paying out more in interest expenses than it earns in interest income.

Some employees say they are concerned layoffs could come ahead of a vesting date for employee stock grants.

Government authorities are investigating whether the U.S. self-driving trucking company defrauded investors by financing and transferring technology to China-backed Hydron.

A law taking effect in New York City on Nov. 1 will reshape how some employers hire, while others look for ways to avoid it.

The business is shaping up to be an early test case for the Russian economy and sanctions make it more difficult to find parts; ‘a brutal car’

The tech industry fears legal rulings could weaken the liability shield that allowed internet platforms to flourish.

The company’s new owner faces the challenge of steering Twitter through what is shaping up to be the most tempestuous business environment for social media in the industry’s history.