Egypt will “bleed” precious reserves unless it devalues its currency again, the managing director of the International Monetary Fund said, as she praised other steps her institution’s second-largest borrower has taken to right its stricken economy.
Amazon.com Inc. is offering free grocery delivery for orders exceeding $100, down from $150, as the company looks to boost its fresh-food business.
On the Taiwanese island of Kinmen, just a few miles off China, residents are losing their admiration for Beijing
Dell Technologies Inc., the company which helped usher in the era of personal computing, said its most promising business now is the one that sells equipment for data centers.
Mexico President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador renewed his broadside challenge to the country’s business interests with an unexpected change to airports’ concessions agreements, sending stocks tumbling and adding pressure to the peso.
Stocks and bonds have backed away from the worst of this week’s slump, though data Friday threatens to spur a fresh slide.
The Biden Administration will resume flights deporting migrants who enter the US illegally back to Venezuela, after officials in Caracas agreed to begin accepting their citizens, senior administration officials said.
The New York man who tossed smoke grenades into a packed Brooklyn subway car, then opened fire with a handgun during a morning rush hour attack last year, was ordered to serve 10 life sentences in prison plus 10 extra years.
Clorox Co. slumped to the lowest in more than a year after the maker of bleach and other cleaning products detailed the financial impact from an August cyberattack, prompting at least one downgrade and several price-target cuts on Wall Street.
Rivian Automotive Inc. shares fell the most ever after the electric-vehicle maker announced plans to issue $1.5 billion in convertible debt.
