US Business

Nearly a third of the S&P 500 is slated to report earnings in the coming days.

Industry executives are touting strong demand and better-than-expected earnings, even as economic speed bumps multiply.

The outlook for a muted peak season comes as shipments and freight rates are already slipping.

History shows that downturns are when the industry shifts focus from flashy novelties to things that are truly useful.

Worker pay and benefits rose rapidly in the third quarter from a year before, maintaining pressure on inflation.

The world’s largest oil companies continue to reap rewards from sustained high commodity prices, with Exxon posting its most lucrative period ever, and Chevron reporting a slight dip from its record.

Meta, Apple, Amazon and other tech giants are sharpening their control over costs and monitoring head count as they feel the effects of high inflation, rising interest rates and currency headwinds on their earnings.

The European plane maker is extending its lead over its main rival in the crucial market for smaller jets.

Online retailer Shein is on track to generate revenue of $24 billion this year, putting it within striking distance of the world’s largest fast-fashion giants—just a decade since its founding.

The billionaire entrepreneur completed his takeover and fired top executives, capping an unusual corporate battle and setting up one of the world’s most influential social-media platforms for potentially broad change.