US Business

U.S. household spending rose 1.1% in March, the Commerce Department said Friday, reflecting higher prices and demand for services.

A U.S. investigation into Asian solar panels has created uncertainty for developers and manufacturers and caused widespread delays and cancellations.

Startups are pitching alternative fertilizers for crops as a cheaper and more environmentally friendly option amid rising costs for farmers.

Surging inflation and concerns over waning consumer demand have been in focus so far this earnings season.

Paxlovid, authorized to treat people at high risk of severe disease within a few days of infection, wasn’t found to prevent symptomatic infections in a study.

Behind the scenes, fellow billionaires and internet provocateurs bent the Tesla CEO’s ear. One of them had a very personal stake: Twitter’s co-founder Jack Dorsey.

Compensation for American workers grew rapidly in the first quarter, as a tight labor market put more money in workers’ pockets while also keeping pressure on inflation.

China is preparing to hit pause on its monthslong campaign against tech companies, as officials seek to arrest a deterioration in the economic outlook.

Gridlock squeezes farmers, ethanol producers, fertilizer makers and feed mills, companies say, threatening to push food prices higher.

The Tesla chief executive reported selling more than 4.4 million shares on Tuesday and Wednesday, according to regulatory filings.