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Hollywood’s biggest drama of the year appears to have reached its finale, as Edgar Bronfman Jr. late Monday dropped his 11th-hour bid to buy Paramount Global parent National Amusements.

Home-improvement retailer Lowe’s Cos. has become the latest company to change its approach to diversity, equity and inclusion, amid an increase in legal challenges to the corporate world and pressure from conservatives.

BHP Group reported a 39% fall in annual profit because of one-off charges and dialed back its payout to investors as the company spends more to expand in commodities that it bets will be in demand for the energy transition and a rising world population.

Shares of Trinity Biotech rallied after the company boosted the revenue outlook for its rapid HIV test.

Care.com agreed to an $8.5 million settlement after the Federal Trade Commission alleged the online in-home care services platform deceived caregivers looking for jobs and failed to give users a simple way to cancel paid memberships.

Leslie’s named Jason McDonell as its next chief executive, succeeding Michael Egeck, who left the pool and spa supply retailer a little over a month after the company cut its outlook amid difficult industry conditions.

Campbell Soup has sold its Pop Secret popcorn brand to the snack company Our Home for an undisclosed amount.

VP of financial planning and analysis and 11-year Apple Inc. veteran takes the reins next year.

For young employees, the learning curve on appropriate workwear has been steep. Managers blame the rise of remote work.

Once again, option traders are giving in to the “fear of missing out” and chasing the stock-market rally higher.

Falling mortgage rates won’t be enough to fix the affordability crisis in housing, according to Macquarie economists.

Telegram has long been a thorn in the side of governments worldwide.