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The Brazilian meat supplier’s U.S. chief executive says the company paid cyberattackers to avoid more disruptions and to limit the potential impact on restaurants, grocery stores and farmers that rely on JBS.

The decision hands a major victory to environmentalists, who for years fought against the effort to pipe more Canadian crude to the U.S.

The videogame retailer names former Amazon executives to top posts as Ryan Cohen, the activist investor and Chewy co-founder, becomes chairman.

The president issued an executive order mandating a broad review of apps controlled by foreign adversaries, including China.

The pandemic and labor shortages are driving businesses to boost productivity with digital investments.

The electric-truck startup said in a filing that it has doubts about whether it can continue as a going concern through the end of the year.

Dozens of websites in the U.S. and Europe flicked back on after being offline for roughly an hour early Tuesday, following an internal glitch at a major cloud-services provider.

Prosecutors brought preliminary charges on suspicion of emissions fraud, adding to the fallout for auto makers following Volkswagen’s emission scandal.

CEO Joseph Blount told lawmakers that work on the company’s computer systems continues, and he defended his decision to pay ransom to the hackers.

Ørsted spent years transitioning away from oil and gas. Now, it is the world’s largest developer of offshore wind energy. The pivot holds lessons for major oil producers targeting solar and wind power.