Mexico has deployed additional security forces to its southern border with Guatemala ahead of the expiration of a pandemic-era policy that facilitated the US expulsion of migrants to Mexico, President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said.
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa instituted an inquiry into allegations that the country supplied weapons and ammunition to Russia, despite Pretoria having taken a neutral stance on its invasion of Ukraine.
Billionaire activist investor Paul Singer’s Elliott Investment Management said it’s built a 10% position in Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. and is pushing for asset sales and an operational review.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams temporarily suspended some of the rules that require the city to shelter asylum seekers as a surge in migrants strains resources.
Southwest Airlines Co. pilots voted nearly unanimously to authorize a strike, a sign of frustration over what they view as a lack of progress in contract negotiations.
BlackRock Inc. is shaking up its alternatives business, with roughly $300 billion of assets, as the firm seeks to build more focused teams for private credit and direct equity strategies.
New York accused a Georgia arms company of making it too easy for customers to remove a device it sells that prevents AR-15-style rifles from accepting detachable magazines, helping gun owners dodge the state’s ban on assault weapons.
Lyft Inc. is officially discontinuing shared rides, the latest change the ride-hailing company’s new chief executive officer is making in a bid to revamp the platform to compete with Uber Technologies Inc.
Israel kept up its pressure on Palestinian militants in the Gaza Strip on Thursday, assassinating two key figures behind the ongoing rocket attacks on Israel. One rocket struck an apartment building in central Israel, killing a man — the country’s first casualty since hostilities began.
A lawyer for Elon Musk asked a federal appeals court in New York to throw out his 2018 agreement with US regulators requiring a Tesla Inc. lawyer to screen all his company-related Twitter posts, calling it an illegal limitation on his free-speech rights.
