US Special Counsel John Durham faulted the FBI and Justice Department’s probe into whether Donald Trump’s campaign conspired with Russia to interfere in the 2016 election but failed to issue any new charges or recommend significant changes to investigative procedures.
Legendary film director Martin Scorsese was sued for allegedly accepting a $500,000 payment to executive-produce a World War II film but doing no work and then refusing to return the money.
Alcoa Corp., the largest US aluminum producer, agreed to an eight-year contract to supply Emirates Global Aluminium PJSC with as much as 15.6 million metric tons of alumina, the key ingredient needed to make the lightweight metal.
New York City faces wider-than-projected budget gaps in future years as spending on labor contracts and education climbs while federal pandemic aid dries up, the city’s independent budget monitor said Monday.
A year after being shaken awake by an ultra-aggressive Federal Reserve, the stock market has gone back to sleep. Analysts trying to explain how it happened say dynamics in derivatives trading may be playing a role.
Hundreds of pieces from the estate of the late billionaire Heidi Horten hit the block at Christie’s.
Icahn Enterprise LP’s disclosure of a May 3 inquiry from federal prosecutors in New York sent the company’s shares reeling, but it’s far from the first time Carl Icahn has faced a government probe.
Delta Air Lines Inc. is in talks with Airbus SE for a significant wide-body aircraft order, according to people familiar with the matter, as rising demand for long-haul flying prompts airlines to restore post-Covid networks and replace older planes.
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy said ongoing talks to avert a historic US default were yielding little progress, even as President Joe Biden announced plans to meet with congressional leaders on Tuesday.
In the heart of Chicago’s financial center, a seven-story building occupying much of a city block was once home to the world’s largest options exchange. Now, it’s collecting dust.
