The airline’s first flights with assigned seats are scheduled to take off in 2026, among a series of radical changes Southwest is making to its model.
The German lender said it planned to improve its profitability and boost shareholder returns as it grapples with a possible takeover attempt by Italy’s UniCredit.
The antitrust trial over Kors’s proposed merger with Coach-owner Tapestry shows how far the handbag maker has fallen.
Nokia had claimed the unauthorized use of its video-related technologies in streaming services and devices by Amazon.
The Federal Trade Commission sued the drug middlemen that health plans use to keep a lid on drug spending, accusing the firms of inflating the price of insulin.
We asked readers what they think about companies that are relying more on artificial intelligence to screen candidates. Are the trade-offs acceptable?
