Government Aid/Grants

HONG KONG—China’s car sales began to rebound in May as production gradually resumed in lockdown-hit Shanghai and government cash incentives stimulated purchases in the world’s biggest auto…

The European Union’s executive body has proposed for the first time offering up to €9 billion, equivalent to $9.5 billion, to help Ukraine pay its bills through the…

IRS processing delays and federal policy changes are creating headaches for businesses and nonprofits using a popular wage subsidy that was designed to keep workers on payrolls as the…

The Biden administration is planning to give preference to infrastructure projects that encourage workers to unionize or that hire from underrepresented groups as it…

BRUSSELS—A European Union proposal to increase microchip production could unleash tens of billions of dollars in funding for research and new production facilities,…

Since New York state’s ban on most evictions ended this month the pace of evictions has been slow, as tenant attorneys work to delay cases in court and the governor requested more federal…

Chip companies just had their best sales year ever—charged by a global semiconductor shortage and growing demand—and industry executives expect that total to double in less than a decade, to…

The Dallas-based airline on Thursday posted a fourth-quarter profit of $68 million, up from a loss of $908 million a year earlier, fueled by strong demand for travel over the holidays. But…

WASHINGTON—The World Trade Organization on Wednesday authorized China to impose retaliatory tariffs worth $645 million on imports from the U.S. in a decade-old dispute over Chinese subsidies…

Nearly two years into the pandemic, U.S. restaurants and bars are dealing with higher costs, accumulating debts and customers fearful of the latest virus variants, according to a letter…