A federal judge who raised concerns more than a decade ago about how the US court system handled ethics complaints against Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas is set to testify this week before the US Senate.
Vodafone Group Plc’s new chief said her plan to turn around the telecommunications carrier — announcing its biggest-ever job cuts and streamlining operations — isn’t going to pay off immediately.
Can’t move, won’t move. That’s increasingly the approach of Americans who are in the market for a new job.
Republicans hardened their battle lines Tuesday ahead of a pivotal White House meeting on averting a first-ever US default, the latest sign of trouble in negotiations over the debt limit.
A Russian man was charged by US authorities in connection with his alleged role with multiple ransomware gangs that attacked hospitals, schools and police departments.
US trade regulators’ surprise attempt to block a pending drug industry merger is creating alarm that the government will upend a successful business model in the industry.
A Goldman Sachs Group Inc. banker quit his post just two weeks after landing a plum position in the firm’s prized merger advisory unit.
Private equity firms have bid roughly €1.8 billion ($2 billion) for a stake in the media rights business of the Bundesliga, Germany’s main football competition, people with knowledge of the matter said.
A record-breaking SPAC deal to bring a Vietnamese electric-vehicle maker to market showcases just how distorted things have become in the industry.
AT&T Inc. is reducing its office footprint and requiring managers to show up in person at least three days a week, a move that could prompt some people to quit, Chief Executive Officer John Stankey said in an interview with Matt Miller on Bloomberg Radio.
