Jack Welch, former chairman and CEO of General Electric. US President Donald Trump’s plans to overhaul the current global trade structure through sweeping tariffs have once again ignited recession ...

Amid growing investor concerns over Elon Musk's extended absences, divisive politics, and the EV manufacturer's declining ...

Tesla's board on Thursday rushed to defend its chief executive, Elon Musk, assuring he had the board's confidence amid rising ...

Thomas Gryta is a former technology editor at The Wall Street Journal.

Trump as "tariff man" puts the world and Northwest economy at risk, Jon Talton writes. The history of such levies include the Great Depression and World War II.

Last November, the Democrats suffered an embarrassing defeat to Donald Trump, giving the GOP control of the White House and ...

Ryan Walters put portraits of celebrated educators in the basement, lumping them all together as "union bosses." Is that ...

After Meta took a big PR hit for its handling of recent layoffs, Microsoft spelled out what constitutes poor job performance. It’s a lesson for all business leaders.

Explaining his approach, he points to lessons he learned reading books by American business icons like former longtime General Electric CEO Jack Welch: “Welch said you need to be diversified.

Meta’s layoff round compared to the now discredited “rank and yank” employee evaluation system championed by General Electric chief executive Jack Welch in the 1980s. Meta’s 21st century ...