Self-Driving Cars Could Be Decades Away, No Matter What Elon Musk Said
In 2016, Lyft CEO John Zimmer predicted they would “all but end” car ownership by 2025. In 2021, some experts...
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A Cisco Executive Gets Help Making a ‘Massive Impact’
In Personal Board of Directors, top business leaders talk about the people they turn to for advice, and how those...
Hiring Picked Up in May but Lagged Behind Broader Recovery
U.S. employers boosted hiring in May, but not enough for the labor market to keep pace with an overall economy...
Bitcoin Price Slips on Elon Musk’s Breakup Meme Tweet
Bitcoin, dogecoin and other cryptocurrencies skidded Friday, extending their monthlong rout, following another cryptic tweet from Elon Musk. Bitcoin was...
Biden, Republican Senator to Discuss Revised Infrastructure Proposal
WASHINGTON—President Biden was set on Friday to speak with a Senate Republican leading efforts to reach a compromise on infrastructure...
Facebook Use of Advertiser Data Faces Antitrust Probes in EU, U.K.
The European Union and the U.K. opened formal antitrust investigations into Facebook Inc.’s FB -0.94% classified-ads service Marketplace, ramping up...
Lawmakers Scrutinize Meatpacking as JBS Rebounds From Cyberattack
JBS SA JBSAY -0.83% meat plants ramped up production after a cyberattack this week, while some farm-state lawmakers called for...
Restaurants, Supermarkets Can’t Find Enough Workers to Open New Locations
The tight labor market is hampering new restaurant and supermarket openings, putting a potential check on growth in a food...
WSJ News Exclusive | Copper Boom Has BHP, Freeport Picking Through Waste
An obscure mining business part-owned by members of the Pritzker and Walton families is getting some new heavyweight investors: BHP...
NYC’s Subway Operator and Martha’s Vineyard Ferry Latest to Report Cyberattacks
Revelations of cyberattacks on transportation systems in New York and Massachusetts heightened concerns about the threat to U.S. businesses and...
Fed to Sell Corporate Bonds and ETFs Acquired During Covid-19 Crisis
The Federal Reserve will soon begin selling off the corporate bonds and exchange-traded funds it amassed last year through an...
U.S. to Levy Tariffs Over Digital-Service Tax, but Suspend Implementation
WASHINGTON—The U.S. said Wednesday it will impose tariffs on the U.K. and five other countries in response to their taxes...
Meat Buyers Scramble After Cyberattack Hobbles JBS
Meatpacker JBS SA JBSAY 4.16% was hit by a ransomware attack that took a big chunk of U.S. beef-and-pork processing...
Zoom Reports Customer Growth in Latest Quarter, Raises Expectation
Zoom Video Communications Inc.’s ZM -1.15% customer count rose sharply and revenue almost tripled in the first quarter, signaling the...
While the U.S. Worries About Inflation, Growth Elsewhere Faces Lasting Damage
As investors weigh and reweigh the chances that the U.S. economy will run too hot, they should remember that the...
‘A Quiet Place’ Sequel Reboots Summer Moviegoing
Compared with last year, how much better was the kickoff to this year’s summer season at the movies? More than...
For DoorDash and Uber Eats, the Future Is Everything in About an Hour
DoorDash Inc.’s DASH -1.66% and Uber Eats’ ambitions are bigger than your lunch.They are after a whole new category of...
Trucker Yellow Seeks to Steady Finances by Streamlining Operations
Trucker Yellow Corp. is pushing ahead with a sweeping overhaul aimed at making the large but financially troubled carrier more...
Battle Brews Over Banning Natural Gas to Homes
A growing fight is unfolding across America as cities concerned about climate change consider phasing out natural gas for home...
China’s Factory Activity Slipped in May, but Consumer Spending Held Up
BEIJING—An official gauge of Chinese factory activity slipped in May on weaker export demand and higher commodity prices, while the...
