The Wall Street Journal

Livestock companies such as Smithfield Foods are breeding generations of pigs with new traits.

The pharma giant cut its guidance and named a new CEO, hoping to revive growth. Its stock fell as much as 30%, wiping almost $93 billion from its market value.

The company said it had failed to predict or account for the increase in costs when it set its pricing for 2025, particularly in its Medicare business.

But the CEO says the company won’t seek to boost output of its 737 planes until it is better prepared.

The pharmaceutical giant said multiple entities were still marketing and selling unbranded versions of its drug despite U.S. regulators ordering an end to the practice.

With the Union Pacific-Norfolk Southern deal, a single company would control coast-to-coast rail shipments for first time in U.S. history.

Restructured deduction is driving down tax rates for capital-intensive manufacturers of aircraft and other products.

The consumer-products giant behind brands like Tide, Charmin and Pantene says it is seeing signs of slower spending across its product categories.

Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker and former U.S. Commerce Secretary Penny Pritzker are at the center of an effort to drive more quantum computing investment to Chicago.

Uncertainty over tariffs sapped the appetite of even the wealthiest consumers to splurge on handbags and champagne.

Merck said it is embarking on a multi-year cost-savings plan, which includes cuts to its workforce and real-estate footprint, as it looks to redirect resources toward new product launches.

Merck said it is embarking on a multi-year cost-savings plan, which includes cuts to its workforce and real-estate footprint, as it looks to redirect resources toward new product launches.

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UnitedHealth posted a smaller profit in its latest quarter while a metric favored by Wall Street came in below estimates.

The snack giant earmarks further funds to bolster U.S. growth strategy.

The audio streaming service added more listeners than it had forecast, but reported a net loss for the second quarter.

Work-to-party founder Adam Neumann liked to say he ran a tech company. WeWork’s new, postbankruptcy marketing chief is tasked with positioning the brand as an old-fashioned office space provider.

Payments from Google and App Store revenue are huge profit generators that could shrink.

Coca-Cola says it is launching a new line of soda sweetened with cane sugar.

Utilities and technology companies are at odds over who should pay for electricity costs in unprecedented data-center build-out.

Utilities and technology companies are at odds over who should pay for electricity costs in unprecedented data-center build-out.

The assessment is the most dire of the enclave’s deepening hunger crisis since the war began.

Spanish GDP grew 0.7% in the second quarter, a sign of resilience in the eurozone with higher U.S. tariffs set to bite.

An official probe into the jet-setting abbot of China’s Shaolin Temple has fueled cynicism about capitalism and religion.

The landscape is shifting rapidly for companies as well as young professionals.