DETROIT — The $1.5 million in kickbacks a corrupt United Auto Workers official received included cash and $10,000 worth of cosmetic surgery fo…
In January, Boeing won no new airplane orders and delivered just 13 jets.
President Donald Trump touted the trade cease-fire he signed with China last month as a “momentous step,” but it didn’t lift commodity prices.
SAN FRANCISO — For years, analysts had to guess blindly at YouTube’s size. When the official numbers finally emerged last week, they were unde…
DALLAS — Macy’s CEO Jeff Gennette needs some wins, and he thinks he has a promising one about 25 miles northwest of downtown Dallas.
Last week Microsoft delivered quarterly earnings that beat Wall Street predictions and offered another affirmation of the company’s bet on a c…
The chief scientific officer at Johnson & Johnson said the company began work more than two weeks ago on a vaccine to battle the deadly co…
BALTIMORE — Under the neon Domino Sugars sign in Baltimore’s Inner Harbor, a century-old refinery steadily produces the crucial ingredient in …
California has lost far more jobs to China than any other state, with the San Francisco Bay Area accounting for more than any other region in …
We’re having trouble importing photos from our iPhone 7 to our Windows 10 laptop.
Former Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf agreed to a lifetime ban from the banking industry and a $17.5 million fine on Thursday, a result of the fa…
CHICAGO — Airlines would no longer be required to accommodate emotional support animals under new federal rules proposed Wednesday seeking to …
DETROIT — No one wins in a strike.
Old Bay parent company McCormick and Co. settled a federal lawsuit last week against a Pittsburgh-based spice company that produced a seasonin…
As owner and chief pitchman for The Income Store, Kenneth Courtright promised investors annual returns of up to 20% a year — forever — in retu…
SEATTLE — Washington’s technology giants were both among the top 10 recipients of U.S. patents in 2019, a record year for new intellectual property.
MINNEAPOLIS — Target, one of the best performers in retail in the last year, brought in lower-than-expected sales in November and December, th…
In the week ahead, technology investors will be doing what millions of people do each night — watching Netflix.
Regulators are demanding zero-emission vehicles. And manufacturers are scrambling to provide them, spending billions on electric-car development.
When U-Haul recently announced it will no longer hire people who use nicotine in any form in the 21 states where such hiring policies are lega…
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WASHINGTON — American companies and consumers are paying almost the full cost of U.S. tariffs, and the impact of those duties on import volume…
KANSAS CITY — Hallmark Cards Inc. will reduce its global workforce by some 400 people — most of them in Kansas City — as it undergoes a wider …
Call it a lesson in workplace etiquette — and policies — and the power of social media.
A newly unveiled plan in the fast food industry may make you exclaim “Yo quiero Taco Bell!”
Xerox amped up its attempt to acquire HP when the printing and imaging giant said last week that it has lined up $24 billion in financing agre…
LOS ANGELES — Netflix has been making its own movies for years, but 2019 may be remembered as the year it truly became a film studio.