America’s top uniformed military officer said there is no “silver bullet” the US and its allies can give Ukraine to win against Russia even as the Ukrainian troops prepare to train on the M1 Abrams battle tank.
Retired Harvard University chemist Charles Lieber asked a federal judge in Massachusetts to spare him from prison after he was convicted in 2021 of lying to the US government about his role in a Chinese program designed to recruit scientific talent.
The top US financial regulators proposed strengthening tools for addressing threats to financial stability, including changes to Trump-era guidance that had made it difficult to tag nonbank firms as systemically important institutions.
Ride-hailing company Lyft Inc. plans to cut at least 1,200 jobs in a fresh round of layoffs as the company struggles to reach profitability and compete with bigger rival Uber Technologies Inc.
A dozen US states saw their unemployment rates fall to a record low last month, according to new data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Veteran dealmaker Michael Klein has been advising Glencore Plc on its bid to buy Teck Resources Ltd., in his first major role since a failed plan to spearhead the revival of Credit Suisse Group AG’s investment bank.
A group of Tesla Inc. investors has accused the company of mismanagement and is seeking a meeting with its board to discuss the performance of Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk.
Companies that wish to advertise on Twitter Inc. are now required to pay for verification or reach a minimum monthly spend on ads, the social media platform told advertisers this week.
About a month ago, as Wall Street stared down the barrel of an incipient banking crisis, the investment world’s most-watched gauge of market volatility did a funny thing: It didn’t do much.
Former Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers rejected speculation that the dollar is rapidly losing its dominance in the global economy, and highlighted China’s detractions in providing an alternative reserve currency.
