Insight Partners, the venture giant with stakes in hundreds of technology companies worldwide, raised $1.3 billion in commitments for a continuation fund, missing a target of more than $2 billion.
Electricite de France SA’s power trading business lost as much as €480 million ($519 million) during an unexpected surge in European energy prices in the fall of 2021, according to an ex-trader suing the utility.
The UK government has invited bosses from some of the world’s biggest artificial intelligence firms to a meeting, people familiar with the matter said, as Prime Minister Rishi Sunak crafts a policy to manage the risks and benefits of the technology.
Ecuador’s electoral authority plans to hold new elections within three months after President Guillermo Lasso took the unprecedented step of dissolving Congress on Wednesday.
US President Joe Biden and other Group of Seven leaders began arriving in the Japanese city of Hiroshima on Thursday for an annual summit, with concerns around China and Russia — both uninvited — set to dominate discussions.
Grammarly Inc., a software company known for its writing assistant, is expanding its artificial intelligence offerings in the workplace.
Britain’s water companies will borrow from the debt markets to help fund a multi-billion pound pledge to reduce the amount of raw sewage that flows into rivers and the sea.
The atrium at 60 Wall Street was once a thoroughfare for thousands of Deutsche Bank AG employees.
Wall Street veterans were filling up a terrace bar overlooking New York’s Bryant Park on a mild Tuesday evening in May when two women clinked glasses.
Walmart Inc. lifted its annual profit forecast after its discount model powered new market-share gains in the US, but Chief Financial Officer John David Rainey said the retailer is retaining a cautious view on US consumers.
