US Business

An antitrust lawsuit alleges insurance broker Aon’s proposed $35 billion acquisition of rival Willis Towers Watson would lead to higher prices and stifle innovation.

General Motors said that it will boost spending on electric and autonomous vehicles to $35 billion through 2025, an increase that reflects plans to add two more battery factories in the U.S.

Construction of new homes in the last two decades lagged behind historical levels, contributing to the recent surge in house prices, according to a report that calls for a “once-in-a-generation” policy response.

Apple CEO Tim Cook has said the company’s greatest contribution to mankind will be in health. So far, some of its initiatives aimed at broadly disrupting the healthcare sector have struggled to gain traction.

E-commerce upstarts like ShopIN.nyc are part of a growing group of businesses and organizations positioning themselves as anti-Amazon.

Trial results for REGEN-COV buoy hopes that doctors could soon have a new way to tackle severe hospital cases.

Marketers are working out the latest best practices when it comes to purpose, politics and so-called cancel culture.

Preliminary injunction issued Tuesday applies to offshore drilling and onshore federal land.

Executives at the troubled startup say there is plenty of interest in its all-electric truck and production is on track to start in September.

The move to end the longest and most costly spat in the history of the WTO will significantly reduce trade tensions between the two economies.