Business

As new fields demanded huge computing power, top chip manufacturers seemed invulnerable. Now shrinking sales suggest they’re still highly vulnerable.

Western money has been pouring into the country this fall. But is the lure of its billions of buyers masking what could be trouble ahead?

A Q. and A. with Wendy MacNaughton, the illustrator of Meanwhile, a new column exploring the people, places and things we usually overlook.

After a year (or two) of natural disasters, some people are rethinking what it means to be green and charitable during the holiday season.

The sharp rhetoric at the APEC conference came as President Trump prepared to meet with the Chinese leader at the Group of 20 summit meeting in Argentina amid a trade war.

The company’s bonds fell sharply this week, which, along with rising interest rates and slowing growth, should raise red flags for credit investors.

As he toured Houston, Jerome H. Powell, the Fed chairman, told residents that the Fed understands the economic recovery has been uneven and parts of the United States remain distressed.

Apps can replace a paper-money allowance for children, encouraging them not only to do their chores but also to save and spend their money carefully.

The designer on bongs, white jeans and his new get-it-quickly collection, Now House.

The company is thinking smaller, rolling out a mobility app, but also bigger: The move is about the future of the car market as well as the company.