US Business

The producer-price index rose 7.4% last month from a year earlier, down from an 11.7% peak in March.

Rising demand and supply-chain issues for manufacturers are leading to a lack of vital medicines.

Some companies are dropping interviews for hourly and temporary roles amid a persistent shortage of workers.

Luxury car makers are looking for ways to build a bridge between the old world of traditional automotive luxury and the new electric future.

Companies that depended on the West Coast as a point of entry for their goods are turning to other parts of the country as global trade gets upended.

The software giant had been working for nearly a year to calm regulators’ concerns about its acquisition of the videogame developer, but the agency’s lawsuit raises doubts about Microsoft’s pledge not to shut out rivals.

Former and current employees said regional executives interviewed them about complaints regarding the workplace behavior of the supervisor who killed six workers last month.

Markus Dohle is stepping down after a federal judge blocked the world’s largest consumer-book publisher from acquiring rival Simon & Schuster.

The CEO’s father, who is the used-car dealer’s biggest shareholder, is seen as a wild card in any potential restructuring.

The result is a win for the UAW, which plans organizing campaigns at a slew of U.S. battery factories slated to open in coming years.