The ride-hailing company beat Wall Street estimates and projected accelerated bookings growth.
Potential deal would harm gamers, U.K.’s Competition and Markets Authority said, and remedies could include divesting of Activision’s publishing and Blizzard Entertainment units.
The all-cash deal would widen CVS’s healthcare offerings and is the latest sign of the growing tie-ups between health insurers and primary-care doctors.
New Chief Executive Bill Anderson will confront the company’s Roundup legal troubles and heavy debt load.
Revenue from the singer’s Ivy Park brand fell more than 50% last year and has been running below internal projections, documents show.
The top U.S. technology companies are no longer big, fast-growing and ferociously innovative. Their market positions still look durable.
The narrowed gauge tracks only wages linked to services excluding housing, food and energy.
President Biden is taking the economic pitch he delivered during his address on the road, as some GOP lawmakers face criticism for heckling him.
New York Fed President John Williams discussed the outlook for the labor market, inflation and interest rates during a live interview at WSJ’s CFO Network Summit.
The department says reliance on Amazon, Microsoft or Google would have consequences in case of technical breakdowns.
Mr. Iger returns to center stage to present Disney’s quarterly results and, more important, a vision for the company.
The decision reflects concerns that some Discovery+ subscribers might not want to move to a bigger and pricier platform.
Concerns mount over TikTok’s plan to address potential Chinese influence over what videos Americans see.
Most shares of companies in the Indian conglomerate climbed, continuing a rebound in the group’s combined market value.
Facebook rejected complaints about the posts violating the company’s rules, then later took the posts down.
The Alphabet unit described new types of search results days after it opened Bard, an artificial-intelligence service, to testing.
The World Cup, the NFL and increased political advertising contributed to a 4% gain in the media company’s revenue for the just-ended quarter.
Egg supplies are expected to remain constrained as long as the bird-flu outbreak persists.
The product may contain bacteria that’s harmful to immunocompromised people.