The fatal stabbing of Silicon Valley executive Bob Lee with a kitchen knife on a downtown San Francisco street last week followed a night of socializing with friends, including the sister of the IT entrepreneur accused of murdering him, local prosecutors said in a court filing.
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said US lenders may pull back on credit in the wake of recent bank failures — enough to do some of the Federal Reserve’s work for it, but not enough to significantly change her economic outlook.
Boeing Co.’s executives had a golden opportunity to talk up the planemaker’s turnaround at its annual shareholder gathering Tuesday. Instead, they’ll be in damage control mode — again.
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida returned to the campaign trail after being targeted by an explosive device at an event he attended in central Japan, weeks before he hosts the Group of Seven world leaders for a summit.
Ukraine said a move by Poland to ban imports of its grains and certain other food products violated an agreement reached earlier this month, hours after Warsaw announced an effort to shield its farmers from competition.
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German Finance Minister Christian Lindner called French President Emmanuel Macron’s call for the European Union to strive for strategic autonomy “naive,” especially given “nuclear superpower” Russia’s war in Ukraine.
In the country’s most expensive cities, the high cost of living and taxes mean you need to make much more than $100,000 to get six-figure purchasing power.
Rovio Entertainment Oyj said it’s in talks about a potential takeover offer from Sega Sammy Holdings Inc. after a strategic review by the Finland-based Angry Birds creator.
