Deere Lowers Outlook as Coronavirus Undercuts Demand
The farm-equipment maker said a yearslong slump in sales will intensify as farmers further reduce spending amid weak demand for their crops and livestock.
GM's Plans to Increase Truck Production Delayed by Parts Shortage
A shortage of parts from Mexico is hampering GM's plans to quickly ramp up production of high-profit pickups, underscoring the auto industry's halting restart after a two-month shutdown from the pandemic.
Alibaba's Profit Tanks With Investment Loss
Alibaba's fourth quarter profit fell 88% from the same period a year ago after the coronavirus pandemic affected the value of the Chinese e-commerce giant's public investments.
The Covid Surcharge: Companies Confront the Unforgiving Economics of Coronavirus
Facing higher costs to keep workers and customers safe and an indefinite period of suppressed demand, businesses are navigating an ever-narrower path to profitability.
Store Brands Eye a Bigger Share of the Dinner Plate
Companies that make private-label products for supermarkets might get a boost as shoppers look for ways to cut their grocery bills.
IBM Announces First Job Cuts Under New Chief Executive
An unspecified number of layoffs come as a major economic slowdown triggered by the coronavirus pandemic causes many customers to dial back investments.
Businesses Try to Divine Hong Kong's Fate Under National-Security Law
Markets faltered and businesses braced for more instability as China set out plans for national-security laws to tighten its control over Hong Kong, piling stress on the global finance hub already battered economically by a year of violent demonstrations and the coronavirus pandemic.
HBO Max Is Hollywood's Newest Streaming Upstart. Can It Become a Star?
The new entertainment service from WarnerMedia will have to overcome a global pandemic, entrenched rivals and the absence of a highly anticipated 'Friends' reunion
French Finance Minister Warns on Future of Renault
France's Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said that Renault "could disappear" without a clear-cut strategy to weather the economic crisis caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
Burberry Slashes Dividend as Sales Slide
Burberry said its sales fell 27% in the final quarter of fiscal 2020 and it slashed its dividend to 11.3 pence "to protect its future cash position."