US Business

Latin America’s biggest economy is seen remaining stuck in recession during 2022 as it confronts double-digit price increases for items including food in the wake of Covid-19.

A new metric looks at how well a company’s actions match up against goals set by the United Nations.

In northern Maine, jobs abound, consumer demand is up and local businesses are offering sign-on bonuses. But many pandemic-weary workers say inflation is pinching their budgets and dimming their holiday cheer.

Ride-sharing drivers are wearing bulletproof vests. Others are avoiding nights, exacerbating the ongoing labor shortage.

RJ Scaringe turned a childhood obsession with cars into one of the year’s hottest IPOs. Now he must fend off stiff competition while churning out three new electric-vehicle models at the same time.

The brewer learned some hard lessons about what it means to gather everyone under the same roof again

Carolyn Everson will leave at the end of this year after joining from Facebook about four months ago.

General Motors plans to invest more than $3 billion to make electric vehicles in Michigan, good news for the car maker’s home state after Southern states snared recent auto projects.

Inflation reached a nearly four-decade high of 6.8% last month, as strong consumer demand collided with pandemic-related supply constraints.

Baristas voted to form the first labor union at one of the coffee giant’s own U.S. cafes in its 50-year history.