Former Vice President Mike Pence is challenging his one-time boss Donald Trump in a campaign that will put the spotlight on the deep personal rift between the once-close political allies and test whether a party dominated by the former president can accept someone who defied him.
Amazon.com Inc. agreed to pay $30.8 million to resolve two cases brought by the Federal Trade Commission Wednesday related to privacy lapses by its smart devices.
Oil extended this week’s decline as China’s lackluster economic recovery outweighed an optimistic US jobs report.
Morgan Stanley is betting its wealth-management juggernaut is only just getting started as it outlined a plan to nearly double profit from the business in coming years.
OPEC hasn’t invited reporters from three major news organizations to cover the group’s meetings this weekend in Vienna.
Key contracts expire soon, and top events, like the women’s college basketball playoffs, could be worth $100 million or more
Equinor ASA has delayed by as many as three years its controversial Bay du Nord project due to escalating costs, the company said Wednesday.
Meta Platforms Inc. is asking a federal court to bar the Federal Trade Commission from moving forward with an agency proceeding to revise its 2020 privacy settlement.
Dollar General Corp. investors passed a shareholder resolution calling for a worker-safety audit after a barrage of fines from the US Labor Department because of dangerous conditions at the retailer’s stores.
Former Texas Secretary of State John Scott will serve as the state’s interim attorney general after Ken Paxton was impeached and suspended.
