Business

Bill Oesterle, a founder and the longtime chief executive of the service review website Angie’s List, who also ran Mitch Daniels’s first campaign for governor of Indiana but later clashed with the...

Who would want to be a chief executive?The pressure on global business leaders has always been intense. But the challenges feel particularly acute right now.Top leaders oversee companies that employ hundreds of...

Who would want to be a chief executive?The pressure on global business leaders has always been intense. But the challenges feel particularly acute right now.Top leaders oversee companies that employ hundreds of...

Rotten luck seems to follow Mattia Zenere, 31, on his travels lately.Over the past five years, four of his flights have involved long delays or cancellations, including one misadventure — on a...

Woodward is a 153-year-old aerospace company that required its male employees to wear bow ties into the 1990s.So Paul Benson, the company’s chief human resources officer, knew that creating a companywide diversity,...

Divorce lawyers frequently broker deals like these. But the way they approach marital assets can be different from they way a financial planner would view things, said Kristina George, a wealth manager...

If one considers the extraordinary backlash that has hit Anheuser-Busch and its Bud Light beer brand over a marketing campaign with a transgender influencer, imagine the perils if a corporation puts its...

Why It MattersThe small expansion has cemented the improved outlook for Britain’s economy. Late last year, there were fears of a recession, but since then, wholesale gas prices have fallen substantially, and...

Workers at a rural Georgia factory that builds electric school buses under generous federal subsidies voted to unionize on Friday, handing organized labor and Democrats a surprise victory in their hopes to...

Mike Pride, who transformed the New Hampshire newspaper The Concord Monitor into a prizewinning paragon of regional journalism, mentoring generations of reporters and editors, defying the trope about the dying small-town newspaper...