Matt Townsend

General Motors Co. is getting into Formula 1.

League would cut preseason to two weeks to keep overall schedule at 20 games.

The parent company of TheStreet Inc., a financial news website co-founded by media personality Jim Cramer, received a $5.7 million loan as part of a program aimed at helping U.S. small businesses weather the pandemic.

Consumers just aren’t that into clothes anymore.

The new fight over Cabbage Patch Kids has sabotage, choke holds, and slurs.

Under Armour Inc. investors approved the creation of a new class of shares that don’t have voting rights, which will maintain founder and Chief Executive Officer Kevin Plank’s control of the sporting-goods maker.

American Apparel Inc. plunged 37 percent after posting a wider second-quarter loss and saying that it’s in talks with lenders to avoid defaulting on its credit line.

Procter & Gamble Co.’s David Taylor, named to the chief executive officer job on Tuesday, won’t have an easy time completing the turnaround effort of his predecessor.

After almost three years in development, the retail industry’s answer to Apple Pay is finally getting off the ground.

Marvin Ellison, J.C. Penney Co.’s next leader, laid out his plans for how the chain can thrive again, a vision that includes cutting supply-chain costs, improving customer service and better connecting stores to the Web.