US Business

“Words alone are not enough.” Corporate moves to halt political funding and decry the forces behind the Jan. 6 riot have accelerated a broader movement in business to address social and political issues.

The Facebook-owned messaging service acknowledged confusion among its users over changes in the handling of data.

A lawsuit filed Friday alleges a pricing deal between e-commerce giant and top five publishers hurts competition.

A whistleblower complaint alleges that lower-level employees were pressured to use unrealistic assumptions on how quickly the company could drill wells.

American Airlines is extending an alcohol sales ban and several airlines won’t allow firearms in checked luggage on flights to and from the Washington, D.C., area around Inauguration Day.

The airline reported a 2020 loss of nearly $12.4 billion, making it the company’s worst year ever and marking its first annual loss since 2009.

The appointment of 30-year Intel veteran Pat Gelsinger marks a turning point for the company as it battles market-share losses and weighs its strategic direction.

The Justice Department complaint alleged several Toyota entities violated the Clean Air Act’s requirements for reporting emissions-related defects in automobiles for about a decade.

Want to take your job to a distant land? Post-pandemic immigration and tax policies could make it easier in the coming years.

Federal regulators are asking Tesla to recall about 158,000 vehicles over safety concerns in what would amount to one of the biggest safety actions by the electric-vehicle maker.