Most legal experts say Twitter has the upper hand. But Musk revels in brinkmanship.

With remote work and new norms, a concept that arose in postwar America is dying off. Emily Badger, who reported on the trend for The Upshot, shares more.

Negotiating and selling the plan is a crucial task facing Treasury Secretary Janet L. Yellen as she travels to Asia in hopes of averting $7 a gallon gasoline

Bots can tweet at people, share tweets, follow and be followed by other people. And there are good bots and bad.

Some of the largest companies in the U.S. have pledged to adopt climate-friendly agricultural techniques. But some farmers say they haven’t provided enough incentive.

The sweet spot of Arthur Aidala’s law practice is a headline-grabbing defendant who is hated by many. Somehow, that doesn’t mean people hate him.

In a regulatory filing on Friday, Mr. Musk said Twitter was in “material breach” of the acquisition agreement.

The Federal Reserve is trying to cool down the economy to bring inflation under control, but the job market is still going strong.

Russian gas cutoffs are causing huge losses for the utility in the “middle double-digit million” euro area, Uniper’s chief executive said.