Workers in Canada’s largest city struggled to get home Tuesday after the regional rail system was hit by a “network-wide system failure” caused by an internet collapse at Canadian National Railway Co.
The federal judge who ruled that Ripple Labs Inc.’s cryptocurrency doesn’t constitute a security when sold to the general public denied the US Securities and Exchange Commission’s request to appeal the determination before trial.
The yen surged from the weakest levels in a year amid speculation that Japanese officials were acting to slow the currency’s slide.
Republican Kevin McCarthy was toppled Tuesday as US House speaker by dissidents within his own party, ending his tumultuous nine months in the job and sending a fractious Congress into further disarray.
Equitrans Midstream Corp., the owner of the controversial Mountain Valley Pipeline, has agreed to new safety measures after federal regulators ordered a review of the project, arguing segments left buried underground or exposed to the elements during years of delay could pose a safety risk.
The vast majority of trade is conducted using paper documents, but fraud is fueling a clamor to digitize the system.
Ireland’s gross domestic product is set to contract this year, but its domestic economy is expected to grow, according to the Economic and Social Research Institute.
(Bloomberg) — Ford Motor Co. said it has boosted its wage increase in a new contract proposal to the United Auto Workers union aimed at ending a 19-day strike.
Kevin McCarthy won’t run again for House Speaker after being ousted from the post in a rebellion by a small group of Republican dissidents, Punchbowl News reported.
The judge in Donald Trump’s civil fraud trial issued a gag order on both parties posting online about his staff, following a social media post by the former president attacking his clerk and sharing her photo with his followers.
