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The service will deliver items that fit in a car trunk to destinations up to 15 miles away.

Though many companies had already loosened policies, some say previous guidance made office policies harder to enforce.

The retailer cut hundreds of jobs in stores as its customers change their spending habits.

The fitness equipment maker is working to cut costs in a bid to reset the business after a pandemic-fueled boom in sales.

Streamers such as Disney, Netflix and Warner Bros. Discovery are less focused on adding users at any costs and looking more at growing profits.

The electric-vehicle maker said its operating loss is expected to grow to $5.45 billion, from its previous projection of $4.75 billion for the full year, further pressuring the startup to conserve cash and move quickly to fill customer orders.

South Korean company’s mobile chief says high-end foldable gadgets are proving better at wooing users of other brands than flagship Galaxy phones.

Chief Executive Officer Mike Kaufmann is leaving the healthcare products distributor as it struggles with the impact of inflation and supply-chain constraints.

Thousands of the drugstore chain’s locations operate with reduced pharmacy hours due to a pharmacist shortage.

Lack of a broad federal law has become a growing concern for advocates as online platforms and others amass troves of consumers’ search data and other information.