A once-in-a-generation convergence of technology and pressure to operate more efficiently has corporations saying many lost jobs may never return.

Michael Vale has worked for the company for more than 30 years.

As negotiations grind on, Republicans and Democrats point fingers ahead of a potential U.S. default.

Companies such as TurboTax are leaning on lawmakers to fight a change.

The bloc’s antitrust regulators could side with Microsoft on Monday, but the tech giant still faces an uphill battle to gaining full approval.

The France-based company is adding factories in Texas and Mexico to meet growing demand in North America, in line with its strategy of producing goods closer to where they are sold.

A scarcity of electric-vehicle battery materials is pushing car companies and miners to work closer together. For both, there is a learning curve.

The climate pattern’s forecast is pushing up sugar prices and could threaten some U.S. farmers.

Insurers and employers often put up hurdles when patients seek access to Ozempic, Wegovy or another costly prescription drug to help with weight loss. But there are ways to get your health plan to pay, if you qualify.

U.S. consumers are gorging on snacks, fueling boom times for cookie and candy giants while other packaged-food companies vie for bigger shares of the snack aisle.