Business

The former White House press secretary plans to film a pilot for a one-on-one talk show next month.

A new version of the 1040 income tax form, set for release this week, omits some popular deductions and requires several work sheets for many taxpayers to complete.

Racing to double female and minority membership, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences invited 928 film professionals to become members. About 30 percent are minorities.

Andreessen Horowitz, one of the best-known venture capital firms, is creating a $300 million fund that will invest in projects inspired by Bitcoin.

A Times investigation into Sri Lanka’s handover of its Hambantota Port starkly illustrates how China turned an ally’s struggles to its strategic advantage.

When financial pain threatens to become consequential, public companies are obliged to publicize it. This could affect the debate over Trump’s trade policies.

The city offers a case study of how high housing costs alter the economics of everything else, including restaurant service.

Hedge funds and private equity firms are pouring money into so-called mass-tort loans, even as federal prosecutors investigate aspects of the business.

After some bleak years, Atlantic City is hoping for a reversal of fortune, with sports betting now legal and two shuttered casinos about to reopen.

With unemployment low and wages creeping up, companies have an incentive to become more efficient — an exercise that tends to drive economic progress.