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Peloton Interactive Inc built its business to delight its custo-mers. Now it must do the same for its shareholders.

Insurers are used to dealing with the unexpected, but trying to figure out the Covid-19 pandemic's lasting effects might be especially challenging.

The war in Ukraine is depriving far-away developing countries of electricity, as the world's supply of liquefied natural gas used to produce power is swallowed up by European nations as an alternative to Russian gas.

The pandemic period has been a boon for the trio of companies that dominate cloud computing. Now as the economy enters another tumultuous phase, Amazon.com Inc., Microsoft Corp. and Google appear poised to extend their strength.

After years of companies emphasizing the potential of artificial intelligence, researchers say it is now time to reset expectations.

After debuting in 2011, Boeing Co.'s 787 Dreamliner has become popular among the world's airlines. But heightened scrutiny both inside and outside the company in recent years has revealed a number of production flaws and largely prevented it from delivering new Dreamliner jets for nearly two years.

Soon after McDonald's closed its restaurants in Russia, a local burger chain launched a new menu with the iconic brand's red and yellow colors and a name that started with "Mac" in Russian.

Swedish autonomous-truck startup Einride AB will test its self-driving freight vehicles on public roads in the U.S. in an operation with GE Appliances after getting approval from federal regulators.

Delays, cancellations, long lines and lost baggage are plaguing air travel worldwide, as airlines and airports struggle with soaring summer demand and staff shortfalls.

Some of the world's biggest companies are starting to set up shop in the so-called metaverse, sketching out an early blueprint for how people might eventually make real money in the much-hyped digital realm.