Author: WSJ

The lawsuit is the second by a large drugmaker in recent days challenging how it provides required discounts to certain hospitals.

The former late-night host will succeed Jimmy Kimmel, an Academy Awards regular.

General Motors has cut 1,000 jobs, according to a person familiar with the reductions, marking the latest effort by the automaker to trim costs as it ramps up sales in unprofitable electric vehicles.

Alexandre Arnault, a son of Chairman Bernard Arnault, is being elevated to deputy CEO of the luxury group’s vast wines-and-spirits division.

All items on Haul will be priced at $20 or less and take up to one or two weeks for delivery.

In an interview, Exxon Mobil CEO Darren Woods says President-elect Trump’s plan to pull U.S. out of the Paris agreement is a bad idea.

The British Airways owner said earnings rose ahead of expectations with solid demand driving an increase in revenue.

The troubled IT firm said it would issue new shares in its latest move to reduce debt.

The Japanese company raised its annual revenue forecast after delivering a second-quarter profit beat.

The National Day holiday in early October, combined with a rally in Chinese equity markets, may have also supported consumer sentiment.