US Business

The cash-and-stock deal is one of the videogame industry’s bigger acquisitions to date and allows the Grand Theft Auto maker to expand its mobile portfolio.

A state-approved system allows owners to shift their state income taxes from their individual tax returns to their business filings, thus avoiding a federal cap on state and local tax deductions.

A new federal suit alleging antitrust violations adds to continuing efforts to change college admissions practices.

A coronavirus surge is hitting factory workforces just as they struggle with supply-chain issues and rising costs. “You have to be pretty creative in these times.”

Many nurses are rethinking their careers, exhausted by long hours and staffing shortages and traumatized by the magnitude of death that waves of Covid-19 have wrought.

GM, Ford and Chrysler-owned Stellantis are looking to close the gap versus startups with initiatives such as new battery-powered pickups and electric-van sales to Amazon.

Companies that were launched to build semiconductors in China, including startups HSMC and QXIC, have failed despite hundreds of millions of dollars in investment and government support. Officials are sorting through the wreckage to see what went wrong.

Triaging who is eligible for Covid-19 tests can help ensure that patients who need a test the most get results fast enough. But turning some people away from testing risks perpetuating the virus’s spread.

Home builders blame bottlenecks for a huge backlog of uncompleted homes.

Katie Harbath, who says she left the company disillusioned, now pushes for more online guardrails.