US Business

Disney reported a first-quarter profit, following two quarterly losses in a row, though the pandemic continued to zap results in the company’s movie-distribution and theme-park segments.

The companies say they are determined that no doses will go to waste, and are compiling wait lists and putting their own workers on standby in case extra shots become available.

The effort, which seeks to address a global chip shortage that is hurting U.S. auto makers and other industries, will look to free up supply-chain choke points and work with producers and trade partners.

Workplace-return dates are getting pushed to September or beyond, and that is keeping companies and their employees in a “moment of limbo.”

Zhang Feng has been investigated for alleged unauthorized sharing of personal data collected by WeChat to a former official.

The ride-hailing giant posted a narrower annual loss of $6.76 billion, even as the health crisis weighed heavily on its core business in 2020.

The U.S. plan to force the sale has been shelved indefinitely, people familiar with the situation said, as President Biden undertakes a broad review of his predecessor’s efforts to address potential security risks from Chinese tech companies.

The success of Fenty Beauty, another joint venture between the superstar and luxury-goods company, has proven hard to replicate for fashion.

The last U.S. airline with this policy has lost fliers to carriers with looser rules. Here’s why Delta is holding out for now.

Toyota has cemented its status as Japan’s healthiest auto maker, boosting its profit projections after a faster-than-expected rebound from the pandemic.