Black and Hispanic patients with a serious liver-scarring condition are less likely to receive transplants than their White peers in the US, according to researchers arguing for greater equity in providing the life-saving procedure.
Venezuela has just one gasoline refinery operating as it struggles to repair two key plants, creating a shortage so severe drivers and truckers are queuing up for hours — even days — for fuel.
American Airlines Group Inc.’s lackluster forecast for this quarter tempered investor enthusiasm over a boom in air travel that lifted US carriers earlier this year.
Months from now, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak could look back on this week as the moment the UK political tide began to turn.
Bain Capital has increased its offer for SoftwareOne Holding AG to as much as 3.3 billion Swiss francs ($3.8 billion), after an earlier bid was rejected by the IT services provider’s board.
US internet companies Meta Platforms Inc., Alphabet Inc.’s Google and Twitter Inc. are complying with Indian federal orders to take down a video of two women being paraded naked by a group of men in a northeastern state, people familiar with the matter said.
India, the world’s biggest rice exporter, banned shipments of non-basmati white rice to maintain domestic prices at comfortable levels ahead of the general election due in early 2024.
Truist Financial Corp. and two other US regional banks reported rising deposit costs as higher interest rates squeeze their profitability.
China’s electric-vehicle makers are defying an unprecedented price war with their share gains trouncing foreign rivals, and analysts say the rally may run further thanks to a stronger pipeline of new products.
Blackstone Inc. has become the first private equity firm to manage $1 trillion, an accomplishment tempered by a dealmaking slump that weighed on second-quarter results.
