US Business

Mark Zuckerberg, Sundar Pichai and Sam Altman saluted the president’s leadership on innovation at an event that underscored the industry’s desire for his favor.

A traditionally laissez-faire approach in much of Europe is giving way to more U.S.-style policing of workplace relationships.

The company faces its greatest test: Whether it can move beyond the era of its founder while preserving his legacy.

Automakers are holding prices steady despite tariffs shaving $12 billion and counting from their bottom lines.

Automaker BYD brought its e6 to America in the 2010s. Unbeknown to virtually everyone, a few survived.

The apparel retailer says it expects comparable sales to increase by low single-digit percentages in the third and fourth quarters

The conservative cable channel accused its bigger rival of using deals with pay-TV distributors to restrict the access of competitors.

Exxon, Chevron and Occidental have pledged to curb their emissions—and unveiled plans to spend billions of dollars on low-carbon technologies.

A scandal surrounding the chief of Jim Beam owner Suntory Holdings has deprived corporate Japan of a rare asset.

Consumer spending isn’t driving company profits as much as expense reduction and efficiency drives. That could be a problem.