Tiger Woods won a courtroom fight with his ex-girlfriend Erica Herman, who seeks to invalidate their 2017 non-disclosure agreement so she can speak publicly about her relationship with the golf star that ended acrimoniously last October.
A quest to extract protein from air and microbes is getting a boost from one of the world’s largest agricultural commodity traders.
A fresh showdown is emerging between banks and private credit funds as they compete head to head to finance deals in a nascent recovery in leveraged buyouts.
Barely a year out of bankruptcy, Puerto Rico’s top officials are descending on Wall Street in an attempt to convince global investors that the Caribbean island — long battered by hurricanes and fiscal mismanagement — is open for business.
Russian lawmakers passed measures to permit elections to take place under martial law, as the Kremlin prepares for a series of regional votes and a potential fifth presidential term for Vladimir Putin amid the war in Ukraine.
(Bloomberg) — The European Union is working on deals with Argentina and Chile that will widen its access to critical minerals and metals such as lithium needed for electric-vehicle batteries as part of its goal of creating a less carbon-intensive economy.
Staving off a 2C future is still doable, scientists find, but will require all countries to meet their stated goals for slashing pollution through 2030 and beyond.
The surging demand for artificial intelligence computing has a downside, according to chip-industry veteran Renee James: It’s sucking up too much energy to be sustainable.
JPMorgan Chase & Co. is seeking records from Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg’s office in the lawsuits the bank is facing over its ties with Jeffrey Epstein.
Rafael Nadal is withdrawing from this year’s French Open, the tennis tournament he’s won 14 times, after suffering a hip injury in January’s Australian Open.
