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The U.S. retail giant has formed a strategic partnership with Meituan, and its goods will be available on the Chinese delivery company's app.

The Irish stout has soared in popularity in recent years, thanks in part to a social-media phenomenon, but the surge in demand has led to shortages.

Volkswagen and labor leaders head into a second day of talks over cost cuts on Tuesday after negotiations that lasted late into Monday night ended without agreement.

The Energy Department loan would finance the California utility's efforts to upgrade the power grid and reduce emissions.

Carlsberg announced plans in July to buy the U.K. soft drinks giant, in a move to develop its Nordic bottling business and strengthen its presence in Western Europe.

The energy major said it probably wouldn't be commercial for development in isolation, but it is the second recent discovery in the area that the company plans to further explore.

The sale comes as Alibaba has been restructuring its businesses to focus on the e-commerce sector amid intensifying competition with its Chinese rivals.

Watson had been found guilty of defrauding investors and lenders to his once promising digital-media startup.

Donald Trump's win is boosting optimism among the world's top executives.

Illinois union members join workers in New York City in calling for a work stoppage.