US Business

Thousands of striking workers in Colorado agreed to return to work, ending a three-week strike at a slaughter plant owned by JBS, the world’s largest meatpacker.

The company is now looking to test an upgraded version of its giant rocket in May after previously aiming for March and April.

From cornflakes to the pacemaker, some of our most beloved—and useful—products were born of blunders.

In an Arkansas “capture factory,” hand models and food stylists are preparing for the future of shopping.

Chief Executive John Stankey agreed to the new terms for the FirstNet program last week, after talks with Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, according to people familiar with the matter.

Intel agreed to buy Apollo Global Management’s 49% stake in the companies’ Fab 34 joint venture chip manufacturing plant in Ireland for $14.2 billion.

Dealers want to see a fuller lineup but a turnaround will be expensive and difficult.

Two roadside-assistance platforms merged last month and will be led by a group of former Grubhub executives.

Wall Street is bracing for a longer-term disruption from the war with Iran, and loading up on shares of oil-and-gas producers that have lagged behind in recent years.