Brazil President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva renewed his attacks on the country’s central bank chief the day after policymakers held interest rates steady at a six-year high while offering no indication that looser monetary policy is imminent.
Exxon Mobil Corp. has breached its environmental permit in Guyana for failing to provide adequate oil-spill insurance, the nation’s High Court ruled.
Brazilian football team Esporte Clube Juventude has been put up for sale after falling out of the country’s top flight once again.
Waymo, Alphabet Inc.’s driverless-vehicle unit, plans to expand its autonomous taxi service in San Francisco and the greater Phoenix area, its two main markets.
Americans love to spend — and that might be the biggest factor fending off a US recession.
Alphabet Inc.’s Google gave a surprise early look at a foldable Pixel smartphone, heralding its move into a category currently dominated by Samsung Electronics Co.
One regional bank is a thorn in the side of the multibillion-dollar short trade against the sector.
Record reserve funds built by US states in the past two years are likely to be needed as tax receipts slow, federal pandemic aid dwindles and the economy heads toward a recession.
All it took was a few words from a French minister on the radio to send relations between Rome and Paris into a tailspin – again.
Vice President Kamala Harris said the White House would support new regulations or legislation to mitigate the potential harms from artificial intelligence technology after a meeting Thursday with the chief executive officers of Alphabet Inc., Microsoft Corp., OpenAI Inc., and Anthropic.
