Frackers Say Oil Production Slowing in the Shale Patch
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JPMorgan, Macy’s and Other Companies Reveal What They Pay Workers as Deadline Looms
New York City employers are starting to comply with a new salary transparency law taking effect this week that will...
Elon Musk Twitter Deal Completed, CEO and CFO Immediately Fired
Elon Musk fired several Twitter Inc. executives after completing his takeover of the company, according to people familiar with the...
Abbott Names New Leadership at Troubled Baby-Formula Plant
Abbott Laboratories has made leadership changes at its major baby-formula manufacturing plant and in its quality organization, following a temporary...
Fracking Pioneer Harold Hamm to Take Continental Resources Private
Harold Hamm, the billionaire fracking pioneer, agreed to buy the shares of Continental Resources Inc. CLR 8.68% not owned by...
TSMC Reports Record Profit, Gains Exemption From U.S. Chip Curbs on China
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. said that its third-quarter net profit rose 80% to a new record, and that it had...
WSJ News Exclusive | London Heathrow to Drop Daily Passenger Cap After Chaotic Summer
LONDON—London Heathrow Airport has told airlines it will lift a cap on passenger numbers at its terminals later this month,...
Elon Musk Unveils Prototype of Humanoid Robot Optimus, Says It Will Cost Less Than a Car
Mr. Musk first laid out the vision for the robot, called Optimus, a little more than a year ago at...
WSJ News Exclusive | Chevron Sells Global Headquarters, Pares Back in California Amid Texas Expansion
The second-largest U.S. oil company closed the sale Wednesday of its Chevron Park campus in San Ramon, Calif., its global...
The Man From Rivian Who Wants to Change How We Buy Cars
Jim Chen, the chief lobbyist for Rivian RIVN -1.08% Automotive Inc., one of the most ambitious electric-vehicle startups, wants to...
WSJ News Exclusive | Amazon Union Election in Upstate New York Is Planned for October
A union election at an Amazon.com Inc. AMZN -7.06% facility in upstate New York has been scheduled for October, setting...
Freight Railroads Propose Limiting Sensitive Cargo as Strike Threat Looms
Freight railroads said they are planning to halt the transport of hazardous materials and sensitive cargoes, such as chemicals used...
European Manufacturers Reel From Russian Gas Shutoff
European industry thrived for decades on a steady supply of cheap Russian gas, which flowed uninterrupted throughout the Cold War...
TV Networks Have a New Role: Farm Teams for Streaming Shows
Broadcast networks are launching fewer new shows than usual this fall, the latest sign of their diminished popularity and ambitions...
Amazon to Shut Down Amazon Care Telehealth Unit
Amazon. com Inc. is closing a telehealth service it built in-house for employees and businesses as the company looks to...
Intel, Brookfield Sign $30 Billion Deal to Finance Chip Factories
Intel Corp. INTC 0.33% has struck an unusual $30 billion funding partnership with Brookfield Asset Management Inc. BAM 0.14% to...
U.S. Companies on Pace to Bring Home Record Number of Overseas Jobs
U.S. companies are bringing workforces and supply chains home at a historic pace.American companies are on pace to reshore, or...
WSJ News Exclusive | Best Buy Cuts Store Jobs to Help Boost Profits
Best Buy Co. BBY -0.15% is cutting store jobs across the country, as the electronics and appliance retailer works to...
Marvel Studios Box-Office Slump Shows Limits of Disney’s Superhero Universe
The movie’s second weekend wasn’t as impressive. Box-office receipts fell 68% to $46.6 million, tying with last year’s “Black Widow”...
WSJ News Exclusive | Redwood Materials Plans $3.5 Billion Battery-Materials Plant in Nevada
The company run by Tesla Inc.’s former chief technology officer plans to spend $3.5 billion on a battery-materials factory in...
