Exxon Mobil Corp. is considering resuming a liquefied natural gas project in Mozambique, but with an even bigger capacity than the one it shelved partly because of an Islamic State-linked insurgency.
UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak plans to offer pre-election tax cuts in next year’s budget if inflation falls below 3% this year, people familiar with his thinking said.
Some of Britain’s biggest financial services companies failed to meet their own targets for female representation in senior management, with Nomura International Plc one of the worst performers among major banks.
President Joe Biden urged Congress to approve measures enacting tougher punishments on banking executives if mismanagement contributed to their institutions failing, following the recent collapse of three regional banks.
Almost 1,400 employees at Google parent Alphabet Inc. have signed a petition calling for better treatment of staff during the layoff process, after the company announced it was cutting 12,000 jobs.
Major League Baseball warned the largest US local sports broadcaster that it must televise hundreds of upcoming baseball games — and pay the related fees — even though the company is in bankruptcy.
Novo Nordisk A/S replenished supplies of Ozempic, a treatment for diabetes, after social media-driven enthusiasm over the drug’s use for weight loss led to six months of shortages.
Rapper Pras Michel wants a judge to delay his trial on campaign finance and illegal lobbying charges because he says prosecutors must give him a “treasure trove” of documents about the arrest this week of Chinese billionaire Guo Wengui.
L’Oreal SA and Permira are among suitors competing for a stake in high-end cosmetics brand Aesop, people with knowledge of the matter said.
Hunter Biden is suing the owner of a computer repair shop where he allegedly dropped off his infamous laptop, claiming the man improperly copied and helped disseminate his personal data.
