Meta Platforms Inc. is giving Facebook and Instagram creators a way to make money based on how many people view their videos, in a bid to boost the appeal of its content and lure users from rival TikTok.
The US and allied countries have disrupted a wide-ranging Russian hacking operation that spied on its adversaries over some 20 years, the Justice Department announced.
Fox Corp. Chief Executive Officer Lachlan Murdoch said the company’s $787.5 million settlement with Dominion Voting Systems Inc. over a defamation lawsuit was a “business decision” made to “avoid the acrimony” of a years-long court case.
Mexico’s Supreme Court annulled part of a reform of the country’s electoral rules that had been sponsored by President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, a setback for the Latin American leader who has sought to overhaul the national election regulator before his term finishes in 2024.
Goldman Sachs is urging investors to cushion themselves from the possibility of increased volatility in the next few months as Wall Street quants dive back into US stocks.
Jan du Plessis is quick to offer a withering assessment of the City of London’s place in the world.
When March’s bank failures ignited a historic bond rally, few, if any, made more money than Josh Barrickman.
PayPal Holdings Inc. shares slumped after the payments giant warned that its adjusted operating margin won’t grow as quickly as the company previously anticipated, even after spending on its platforms jumped more than expected in the first quarter.
European banks are subject to stronger supervision than many US peers and have proved robust and stable during market turmoil, Bank of France Governor Francois Villeroy de Galhau said.
Boeing Co. secured a landmark order from one of its most important customers, with Ryanair Holdings Plc agreeing to purchase as many as 300 of the company’s largest 737 Max aircraft in a bet on the post-pandemic travel recovery.
