Reliance’s $11 Billion Bid Wins Lion’s Share of 5G Spectrum in India Auction
NEW DELHI—Reliance Group emerged as the biggest buyer in the Indian government’s first auction of 5G spectrum, offering about $11...
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Federal Regulators Investigating Ford Bronco Over Reports of Catastrophic Engine Failure
The top U.S. auto-safety regulator is opening an investigation into reported catastrophic engine failures with some Ford Bronco vehicles, yet...
New Volkswagen Chief Has History Backing Synthetic Fuels
Volkswagen AG’s VOW 0.37% new boss has said he is committed to driving the auto maker’s transformation from gasoline-powered cars...
China Chases Chip-Factory Dominance—and Global Clout
China is leading the world in building new chip factories, a step toward achieving more self-sufficiency in semiconductors that could...
Air Travel Is Broken. Here’s Why.
This summer was supposed to mark the rebirth of commercial aviation after two years of travel restrictions left the industry...
Boeing Closes In on Making New Dreamliner Deliveries
LONDON— Boeing Co. BA 0.40% commercial airplanes chief Stan Deal said Sunday the manufacturer was “very close” to resuming 787...
Emirates, Heathrow Reach Agreement Over Passenger Cap
LONDON—Emirates and London Heathrow Airport reached an agreement under which the airline, the world’s biggest by international traffic, will cap...
Netflix Partners With Microsoft for New Advertising-Backed Option
Netflix Inc. NFLX 1.21% said it chose Microsoft Corp. MSFT -0.37% to help launch a low-cost, advertising-supported streaming plan, a...
Rogers Network Outage Disrupts Canada Internet Access and Bank Transactions
One of Canada’s largest telecommunications companies, Rogers Communications Inc., RCI -1.02% reported Friday outages across its nationwide network, affecting millions...
Rivian Cranked Up Production in Second Quarter at Illinois Factory
Rivian RIVN 10.42% Automotive Inc. said it produced 4,401 vehicles in the second quarter, the latest in the electric-vehicle maker’s...
Air Travelers Cope With Busy July Fourth Holiday Weekend
Travelers faced a busy and sometimes aggravating July Fourth weekend at U.S. airports enduring staffing shortages and other strains, but...
If the U.S. Is in a Recession, It’s a Very Strange One
Economic output is down—but the job market is strong, unlike in previous recessions. It’s the latest twist in the odd...
American Airlines Computer Glitch Disrupts Pilots’ Schedules
American Airlines Group and the union that represents its pilots are discussing extra pay for some pilots to compensate them...
Airbus Wins First Major China Jet Order Since Before Pandemic
China placed a large order on behalf of three of its biggest airlines for close to 300 jets from Airbus...
Elon Musk Calls Tesla’s New Car Factories ‘Gigantic Money Furnaces’
Tesla Inc.’s TSLA -0.40% two newest car factories have been losing billions of dollars as supply-chain disruptions and battery-cell manufacturing...
Americans With ALS Look to Canada for Promising Drug the U.S. Hasn’t Approved
Canada approved Amylyx Pharmaceuticals Inc.’s new drug for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis last week. Now some U.S. patients with the fatal...
Drake Releases New Album ‘Honestly, Nevermind’
Just nine months after his last album, Drake is back with new music. The hip-hop superstar released late Thursday his...
Ferrari to Debut SUV-Like Model in September
MILAN— Ferrari RACE 0.03% NV said a new larger, taller model similar to a sport-utility vehicle will be unveiled this...
Target Warns of Weaker Profit as it Faces Overstuffed Stores, Inflation-Weary Shoppers
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‘Friend-Shoring’ Might Be Bad for Global Growth, Inflation
As geopolitical tensions rise, Western governments have urged international companies to shift more business to friendly countries. Some critics think...
