Google was accused of abusing its dominance over advertising technology to crush competition as the European Union fired off an antitrust charge sheet that threatens a breakup of parts of the lucrative business, kicking off a process that could take years to resolve.
European Union member states further delayed a decision on scaling-up renewable energy after a proposal to allay French concerns over its nuclear industry was criticized by nations led by Germany.
Workers at Mexico’s biggest gold mine have plenty of funds available to extend a strike as a dispute with owner Newmont Corp. enters a second week, a union official said Tuesday.
Lazard Ltd.’s Peter Orszag, who will become chief executive officer at the advisory firm later this year, said “we’re not out of the woods” when it comes to the troubles facing regional and community banks.
On Sept. 26, the Polish game publisher will release Phantom Liberty, a newly overhauled version starring Idris Elba
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass, elected last year on a pledge to mitigate the homeless crisis, said more than 14,000 people have moved off the streets since she took office more than six months ago.
Ask Amazon.com Inc.’s digital assistant, “Hey, Alexa, is Amazon a monopoly?’ and it will profess ignorance.
Nvidia Corp. made some astute stock buybacks last year ahead of a monster rally fueled by the artificial intelligence frenzy. Now the chipmaker is drawing attention because it stopped buying.
Volkswagen AG’s namesake brand plans to deliver a sustained boost in earnings of about €10 billion ($10.8 billion) in 2026 as part of a plan to lower costs and increase profits as the carmaker transitions to electric cars.
Rishi Sunak insisted reducing UK inflation remains his top economic priority, as the prime minister struggled to counter accusations his government is failing to help Britons struggling with soaring mortgage costs.
