Business

The steel and aluminum tariffs are meant to make good on President Trump’s long-standing promises to protect American industry, but they’ve prompted a fierce response from allies.

The state lottery says the winning tickets resulted from a vendor’s error, so millions of dollars will not be distributed to would-be winners.

The Fed will soften the Volcker Rule to let banks take more risks when trading, raising concerns about who will bail them out if things go wrong.

The move highlights growing opposition to diesel, as concerns have mounted over its health and environmental effects.

In a world where immediate outrage is possible, corporations in trouble do best when they consider “the golden hour” of crisis response. But it’s not always a clear-cut decision.

The bond fund that he runs for Janus is down sharply this year, thanks partly to recent European market turmoil. That comes on the heels of a contentious divorce.

The sitcom’s staff was heartened by its success, but Roseanne Barr’s volatile Twitter presence soon became a distraction before ultimately ending the show.

The drug is infamous for bizarre side effects, but online ranting is not one of them.

21st Century Fox and Disney shareholders are scheduled to vote on the proposed deal simultaneously on July 10. The new timeline puts pressure on Comcast, which is considering an all-cash bid for the Fox assets.

As Ken Friedman and April Bloomfield work to divide their holdings in the wake of a sex-harassment scandal, the chef Alex Stupak will now run their Midtown taqueria.