Goldman Poised to Start on Dallas Campus, Deepening Bet on Texas
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. is set to break ground on a new Dallas campus Tuesday that’s expected to house about 5,000 employees.
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Charter Carrier JSX Asks Passengers to Help Stop FAA Review Plan
A Texas-based public charter jet service is accusing American Airlines Group Inc. and Southwest Airlines Co. of pressuring federal regulators in an effort to undermine its business model, and is asking the flying public to fight back.
Google Posed Worries for Carriers Mulling New Search App
Wireless carriers balked at allowing Samsung Electronics Co. to load its Galaxy S10 device with an app search capability that Google lacked, due to potential conflicts over their contracts with Google, a former Samsung investment adviser said at the search giant’s antitrust trial Thursday.
China’s Aggression Pushes Others Toward US, Top Official Says
China’s growing assertiveness in Asia is pushing other countries to strike new partnerships with the US, the Pentagon’s No. 2 official said, rejecting Beijing’s claim that the US push to deepen ties is destabilizing the region.
US Shoots Down Turkish Drone That Approached Troops in Syria
The US shot down an armed Turkish drone that flew too close to American ground forces in Syria on Thursday, the Pentagon said, in a rare instance of two NATO allies coming into open conflict with one another.
Ozempic Is Making People Buy Less Food, Walmart Says
Walmart Inc. says it’s already seeing an impact on food-shopping demand from people taking the diabetes drug Ozempic, Wegovy and other appetite-suppressing medications.
Oil’s Slump Deepens Below $83 With Demand Under the Microscope
Oil extended its slump on concerns that slowing global growth will erode consumption a day after the market posted its biggest decline in more than a year.
Argentine Presidential Candidates Milei, Bullrich Woo CEOs at Dueling Events
Argentina’s two leading presidential candidates angled for the attention of corporate executives and labor union leaders Thursday, holding overlapping events as they fight for votes in an election seen by many as an open race.
Golden State Warriors Owners Win WNBA Franchise Expansion Team in San Francisco
The owners of NBA’s Golden State Warriors have been awarded a new professional women’s basketball franchise that will begin playing in San Francisco in 2025.
Political Dysfunction Undermines US Forces, Pentagon’s No. 2 Says
The Pentagon’s No. 2 official said that the threat of a government shutdown and other internal upheaval in Washington threatens US military readiness and its ability to support Ukraine.
