US Business

Apple must loosen its restrictions on how developers can seek payment within their apps, a federal judge ruled in the Epic Games antitrust case, but she left the tech giant’s App Store in place as the only way to download programs to iPhones and iPads.

U.S. and the European Union officials are making progress on keeping data flowing across the Atlantic, according to people familiar with negotiations that are vital to Facebook and thousands of other companies.

The Biden administration’s order that most U.S. companies mandate Covid-19 vaccines for their workers or test weekly elicited support but also some doubts within the business community.

The storm damaged vehicles across several states, sending shoppers to dealers already struggling because of the chip shortage.

The three largest food-delivery companies contend that the fee cap is harmful and constitutes government overreach.

The judge canceled Friday’s scheduled court day during a remote hearing, after one juror said he may have had a Covid-19 exposure and would be taking a lab test this weekend.

United, Southwest, American Airlines and others said a surge in Covid-19 cases has hampered travel demand, a trend that is stymieing hopes for a speedy airline recovery.

The e-commerce giant is expanding its educational benefits by offering more than 750,000 U.S. hourly employees the chance to enroll in a fully paid bachelor’s degree program after 90 days of employment.

Walmart is phasing out its decades-old quarterly bonuses for store workers as the retailer implements hourly wage increases for hundreds of thousands of its employees.

Southeast Asia’s most valuable listed company, Sea, is capitalizing on investor enthusiasm for the region’s fast-growing technology industry.