Amazon.com has progressed to late-stage talks on its planned second headquarters with a small handful of communities including northern Virginia’s Crystal City, Dallas and New York City.

Google employees around the world have staged a series of walkouts to protest a workplace culture that they say promotes and protects perpetrators of sexual harassment.

The shared office-space company has begun putting daily limits on the free alcohol it offers New York City tenants.

Promotions to boost sales of brands like Jell-O and Velveeta hurt the food maker’s profits as high costs outpaced a rise in sales.

Higher prices helped Starbucks deliver its strongest sales gain in more than a year, but the coffee giant is still struggling to attract more customers to U.S. stores.

Apple reported another quarter of record revenue and profit, but its shares fell in after-hours trading following the company’s lackluster sales guidance for the key holiday quarter.

General Motors’s third-quarter operating profit jumped 25%, as the auto maker sold more pricey trucks and sport-utility vehicles in its home U.S. market while sidestepping the trouble in China that has tripped up some rivals.

From paint to air tickets to handbags, the prices of consumer items are going up as industries pass along higher costs. A long period of low inflation appears to be over.

With her $33 billion deal for the cloud computing company, Chief Executive Ginni Rometty makes the greatest gamble of her career on something IBM has never done: a massive acquisition.

For the fourth time in the past decade, Apple is holding a second event to announce new versions of its gadgets ahead of the holiday shopping season. Here’s what you need to know.

Americans are holding onto their smartphones for longer than ever.

The U.S. has raised the stakes in a battle with Beijing over intellectual property by restricting American firms from doing business with state-owned Chinese chip maker Fujian Jinhua that Micron Technology Inc. has accused of stealing its secrets.

The U.K. said it will move ahead with plans to introduce a first-of-its-kind tax on locally generated revenue by large technology firms—the most concrete attempt yet by an industrialized nation to rewrite the world’s tax code for the digital era.

Chinese companies are setting up shop in the U.S. to obtain the scrap paper and plastic their government has deemed too dirty to import.

Trade disagreements with China make growing soybeans unprofitable for U.S. farmers, forcing them to reconsider their planting choices.

Investors in General Electric are bracing for the company to slash or suspend its dividend when it reports quarterly results this week. For some, such a cut may come as a relief.

Inspired by the EU, more governments across the world are contemplating a tax based on the revenue of foreign technology companies like Facebook and Google rather than their profit.

International Business Machines agreed to buy software-and-services company Red Hat for about $33 billion in its biggest acquisition ever, a deal that IBM hopes will boost a cloud-computing business central to Chief Executive Ginni Rometty’s effort to revive the tech giant.

A year after leaning on its high-price iPhone X to ignite sales of its best-selling product line, Apple may need the lower-priced successor—the XR—to perform the same trick.

When President Trump placed tariffs on imported aluminum last spring, European rivals thought their U.S. profits would come under pressure. But months later, those companies have yet to feel significant negative impact.

Epic Games, the creator of the smash-hit videogame “Fortnite,” is valued at almost $15 billion as part of a new investment round.

Tesla, with a fresh civil fraud settlement now behind it, faces a new legal problem: a deepening criminal investigation.

An outcry over remarks Ms. Kelly made on the air about blackface Halloween costumes on Tuesday proved the last straw in the anchor’s rocky stint on the ‘Today’ show. NBC canceled her show Friday. Negotiations “about next steps” continue, her lawyer said.

With its investment prospects rocked by the killing of dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi, Saudi Arabia turned this week to its most trusted business ally—the oil industry.

The activist hedge fund sued Campbell Soup and its board, alleging the food maker distributed misleading and incomplete information to win shareholders’ support in a heated proxy fight over control of the company.

The company said its third-quarter revenue rose thanks to new restaurant openings and a higher volume of digital orders.

Megyn Kelly and NBC News have begun exit negotiations, signaling that the star anchor’s brief tenure at the network is likely coming to an end, people familiar with the matter said.

Buzzwords and anxiety fill the hallways as Hollywood giant tries to maintain a winning culture amid breakneck growth; the ‘N-word’ scandal gets ‘sunshined.’

Anheuser-Busch InBev slashed its dividend as it reported weaker profit and lower volumes in several key markets, underscoring the Budweiser maker’s struggle with declining beer consumption.

Top business leaders offer tips directed to men and women at all levels in the corporate world to improve workplaces, given findings that show progress for women at work has stalled.

Twitter reported its first consecutive quarterly drop in users, losing more than it had expected and signaling further declines to come as it continues to purge fake accounts.

Comcast said net profit rose 9.3% in the third quarter, as growth in the content and distribution giant’s broadband business more than offset a continued decline in cable-TV subscriber numbers.

Altria Group said it would pull its e-cigarette pods from the market and discontinue the sale of most flavored e-cigarettes in response to mounting concerns about a surge in underage use of similar products.

Endeavor Energy Resources is exploring a sale that could value the big private Texas oil fracker at more than $10 billion.

Tesla shares soared after it announced plans to report quarterly results sooner than expected, fueling speculation that it has good news to deliver.