Alphabet Inc.’s Google has vowed to fight the European Union’s threat to break up its ad business, setting the scene for an antitrust battle that could eventually rival its ongoing clash with the US Justice Department and state attorneys general.
China made its first public contact with Israel since last weekend’s attack by Hamas, hours after the Israeli ambassador called on Beijing to engage in talks around the conflict.
Crypto may have grabbed headlines last year, but the talk on Wall Street these days is all about options.
Nike recently debuted a unisex basketball shoe for star Sabrina Ionescu, who is playing in the league’s championship. Some say shoes not made specifically for women are linked to higher injury rates.
Not long before the implosion that would rock Wall Street and threaten Bill Hwang with life in prison, he tapped out an email to a bank that had been vital to the success of his investment fund, Archegos Capital Management.
The $25 billion international network of foundations started by George Soros is shuttering offices around the world as it prepares to cut more than 40% of its staff.
Microsoft Corp. signed its first-ever long-term deal to procure renewable energy in Japan, as the tech giant rushes to meet ambitious green goals for its data-centers and operations.
(Bloomberg) — When a then little-known fund defeated Exxon Mobil Corp. in a climate-charged activist battle in 2021, snagging three board seats and promising to push a low-carbon future, some wondered if Engine No. 1’s surprise victory signaled the beginning of the end for the oil giant’s fossil-fuel growth.
The US imposed the first sanctions for violations of the price cap on Russian oil introduced by the Group of Seven nearly a year ago, as signs mount the restriction is failing to cut Kremlin revenues as hoped.
Private credit managers are quietly providing record loans to existing borrowers seeking small acquisitions, stealthily building the value of their lending portfolios while adding more concentrated risks.
