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Ransomware Attack Roiled JBS, Then Farmers, Restaurants

The hack set off a domino effect that drove up wholesale meat prices, backed up animals in barns and forced food distributors to hurriedly search...

Boeing Offloads Unclaimed MAX Jets as Travel Recovers

The recovery in domestic air travel is helping the plane maker find new homes for jets whose original buyers walked away or collapsed during the...

McDonald’s Hit by Data Breach

The hack exposed some U.S. business information and customer data in South Korea and Taiwan, the company said.

Internet Outage Hits Major Websites

Dozens of websites in the U.S. and Europe flicked back on after being offline for roughly an hour early Tuesday, following an internal glitch at...

Millions of J&J Covid-19 Vaccines Are at Risk of Expiring in June

States, hospitals try to reroute such vaccines, while efforts to export them face hurdles.

Colonial Pipeline Chief to Testify in Senate Panel on Ransomware Hack

Joseph Blount is scheduled to appear before the Homeland Security Committee where he is expected to be asked about the company’s cybersecurity practices and its...

G-7 Nations Agree on New Rules for Taxing Global Companies

Businesses would pay a minimum tax rate of at least 15%, the Group of Seven rich nations agree, in a significant step toward delivering a...

AT&T, Verizon Push Free iPhones for Customers

U.S. cellphone carriers are offering deep discounts on new smartphones to defend their customer base, in deals that come with long-term commitments.

China Reconsiders Its Central Role in Bitcoin Mining

Entrepreneurs who create bitcoin have long flourished in the nation, despite an uneasy relationship with the central government. A recent warning of a crackdown highlights...

Meat Buyers Scramble After Cyberattack Hobbles JBS

Some of the biggest U.S. meat-processing plants curtailed operations after the attack, potentially delaying business with meat buyers, cattle feedlots and other suppliers.