Lego has spent the past seven years trying to make its blocks with plastic derived from plants, but finding the material to hit its target is proving difficult.

Britain blamed Iran and its Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps on Friday for attacking tankers.

American retailers, manufacturers and tech companies warned President Donald Trump on Thursday that tariffs on China will damage the US economy, lead to job losses and harm millions of consumers.

Every pay-to-stream video company is fighting a “battle royale” for your attention, and not all of them will make it. Former Amazon Studios strategist Matthew Ball says Netflix and Disney are safe bets to land on the winners list, but now as an outsider looking in, he thinks there’s a strong argument that Amazon will be up there, too.

When I tell people I’m the CEO of a company with 80 team members in 14 time zones and no ‘real’ offices (no offense to WeWork), many look at me like I’m crazy. But even though it all feels totally normal to me and my team after four years, I have to recall that we are still very much in the minority of businesses.

Just when the smallest jet should have been replaced with a new model, the company fell into tight-fisted hands—with fatal consequences. By Clive Irving.

AMD's stock price is closing in on levels not seen for 13 years. Shares of the chipmaker traded as high as $33.95 Monday, less than 1% below their March 2006 peak of $34.14. A move above there would make for the highest print since March 2006.

Two missed opportunities from the Federal Trade Commission, on Google and Facebook, led us to the monopoly crisis we face today. By David Dayen.

Owning nothing is now a luxury, thanks to a number of subscription start-ups.

Google made $4.7bn in advertising from news content last year, almost as much as the revenue of the entire online news industry, according to a study released on Monday. According to the News Media Alliance, between 16% and 40% of Google search results are news content. Google’s revenue from its distribution of news content is only $400m less than the $5.1bn brought in by the United States news industry as a whole from digital advertising last year.

If Android becomes more fragmented, Google thinks everybody loses

What do we expect from internet knowledge platforms when it comes to informational accuracy?

Rihanna has been named the world’s richest female musician, but her fortune isn’t solely from her music. The Barbados native, 31, has amassed her wealth in large part from her Fenty Beauty line, which she launched in 2017. The icon is worth $600 million, Forbes reported on Tuesday, putting her ahead of Madonna ($570 million), Celine Dion ($450 million) and Beyonce ($400 million).

Researchers say Pfizer should have published Enbrel analysis. Pfizer says its decision was based on science.

Selling public assets has created unregulated monopolies that hurt productivity and damage the economy, according to Rod Sims.

It almost certainly doesn’t involve Amazon employees selecting products they think are the best.

That price tag includes all of the book megachain's debt. Elliott's acquisition of the largest retail bookseller in the U.S. comes less than a year after it bought Waterstones, the largest in the U.K.

'Arrogance is not a substitute for good corporate governance,' said Michael Connor, who helped coordinate the symbolic action by activist investors.

Our team, understand how important to follow modern practices and correspond to the latest trends. That is why we prepared a list of 5 trends that will drive your sales in 2019.

Crackdown from regulators comes just as the internet giant’s vulnerability is showing up on its own.

Shares of Beyond Meat jumped 8% in morning trading Tuesday after the company said it has signed a deal to start producing its plant-based meat substitutes in Europe next year. Beyond’s stock, which has a market value of $5 billion, has surged 241% since it went public at the beginning of May. The company has expanded its partnership with Zandbergen World’s Finest Meat to make its vegan meat alternatives in the Netherlands at a new manufacturing facility.

Marine Gen. Frank McKenzie says he believes the Iranians or their proxies may orchestrate an attack at any moment.

China is ready to use rare earths to strike back in a trade war with the United States

The Justice Department is preparing to open an antitrust investigation into Alphabet Inc.’s Google, according to a person familiar with the matter. The move comes after the Justice Department reached an agreement with the Federal Trade Commission that scrutiny of the company would fall to the department’s antitrust division, according to two people familiar with the matter. The people declined to be identified in order to discuss a confidential matter.

“These ‘American’ companies show only one real loyalty: to the short-term interests of their shareholders," Warren wrote.

GameStop Corp. tumbled as much as 36% to a 16-year low after posting a steeper-than-expected slide in sales and halting its dividend, signaling that the troubled retailer is out of step with accelerating trends in video games. The latest shortfall for GameStop reflects what analysts said may be a fundamental disconnect between the company’s business model, mainly focused on sales of physical game discs at brick-and-mortar stores...

Under capitalism, the argument goes, it’s every man for himself. Through the relentless pursuit of self-interest, everyone benefits, as if an invisible hand were guiding each of us toward the common good. Everyone should accordingly try to get as much as they can, not only for their goods but also for their labour. Whatever the market price is is, in turn, what the buyer should pay. Just like the idea that there should be a minimum wage, the idea that there should be a maximum wage seems to undermine the very freedom that the free market is supposed to guarantee.

The ‘copyright case of the decade’ is a $9 billion copyright infringement suit Oracle filed against the search giant, Google, nearly 10 years ago. Google is asking for the Supreme Court to hear the case. Will it happen? By Roger Parloff.

Escalating the fervor.

A massive new study shows that companies that share profits and equity with their workers enjoy lower employee turnover and return more money for their shareholders.

At issue is a pair of broader questions facing legacy entertainment companies: Should an industry that has prospered by hewing to tradition be hurtled into the future, and what will happen when it arrives there?

If the world’s second biggest manufacturer has to fork its own Android OS and app ecosystem, Google may be in trouble in the long run.

‘We the Cree people are laughing about it because of what it means in our language,’ says Grand Chief Jonathan Solomon

A long line of legal experts say the American Law Institute proposal would make an already huge problem dramatically worse.

Facebook's former security chief says Mark Zuckerberg has amassed too much power and should resign as chief executive officer of the social networking giant. "There's a legit argument that he has too much power," Alex Stamos said at the Collision Conference in Toronto on Tuesday. "He needs to give up some of that power. If I was him, I would go hire a new CEO for the company."