US Business

Many businesses are urging customers to buy before President-elect Donald Trump’s proposed tariffs potentially raise costs—and prices.

They are increasingly leaning on artificial intelligence for work—but also for love and adventure.

Canada’s Tilray Brands built itself into one of biggest craft brewers in U.S.—“I’m either real smart or real dumb,” its CEO said.

United and Delta dominate industry profits by promoting premium travel options like carved up cabins and luxe lounges

Anglo American signed a deal to sell its remaining steelmaking coal assets to U.S. miner Peabody Energy for up to $3.8 billion, the first major step in its large-scale business reshaping.

Atos has received a non-binding offer from the French government to acquire its advanced computing activities for an enterprise value of around $521 million.

Adani Group said its companies have enough cash to meet debt obligations, days after a U.S. indictment against founder Gautam Adani sparked a multibillion-dollar selloff in the Indian conglomerate’s stocks.

Kingfisher said recent political and macroeconomic events are adding further uncertainty to its outlook after it posted worse-than-expected quarterly sales and narrowed down its profit guidance.

The Australian company is betting American-made graphite will be in demand as battery makers seek to reduce their reliance on China for materials essential to the energy transition

The retailer delayed its quarterly results after it said an employee hid up to $154 million in delivery expenses over several years, prompting an investigation.