Negotiations between Hollywood studios and the SAG-AFTRA actors’ union have been suspended amid disagreements in key areas like pay, dashing hopes that the months-long labor dispute will soon end.
Israel is targeting Hamas’ political leaders in Gaza as well as military ones as it seeks to crush the Palestinian group that launched a brutal attack on its civilians last weekend, military spokesman Lieutenant Colonel Richard Hecht said.
Saudi Arabia and Russia reaffirmed their close cooperation in the oil market with a public show of unity at a major industry event in Moscow.
Elon Musk’s X said it scrubbed or labeled tens of thousands of posts including “illegal” content since the Israel-Hamas war erupted, responding to warnings to stem the spread of fake news around the conflict.
Wall Street analysts are boosting US earnings forecasts even before results start rolling in, signaling that the worst of the profit slump is likely over as ebbing inflation eases the pressure on a broad swath of industries.
KPMG LLP was fined a record £21 million ($25.9 million) over its failings in the audit of defunct construction and facilities management firm Carillion Plc by the UK’s watchdog.
Ericsson’s nearly $3 billion writedown related to its biggest acquisition will ratchet up the pressure on the key architect of the deal, Chief Executive Officer Borje Ekholm.
UK economic growth remained weak in August, as a modest rebound from a strike-afflicted July failed to ease concerns that output would shrink in the third quarter.
Kia Corp. unveiled a compact electric sport-utility vehicle and two concept EVs as it builds out a range of cheaper models to appeal to budget-conscious drivers.
The Irish government’s decision to break its spending rules for a giveaway budget may drive up inflation and risk damaging investment in the country, according to central bank chief Gabriel Makhlouf.
