YouTube said Friday that it lifted restrictions it had placed on Donald Trump’s account, the latest social media service to reinstate full access for the former president in a very public and high-stakes test for the platforms ahead of next year’s US presidential election.
Human Resource workers usually deliver the bad news of job cuts. Now, some are being forced to lay off their peers.
Closely held gas driller Escondido Resources is working with financial advisers to test the market’s appetite for its assets in South Texas, according to people with knowledge of the situation.
South Africa’s newly appointed electricity minister warned that record electricity outages could get even worse and said the state power utility’s performance targets need to be reviewed to determine whether they are appropriate.
Companies are delaying their bond and loan sales at the fastest pace in a year after a week of financial system turbulence left investors reluctant to buy debt.
Grubhub Inc., Postmates Inc. and Uber Technologies Inc. can’t move to arbitration a lawsuit alleging their food delivery fees raised restaurant prices, a judge ruled.
WeWork Inc. struck a deal to cut about $1.5 billion of debt on a net basis and secured more than $1 billion of capital commitments as Chief Executive Officer Sandeep Mathrani works to push the firm toward profitability.
US short-term inflation expectations fell in early March to the lowest level in nearly two years and long-run views also eased, but consumer sentiment still fell due to persistently high prices.
(Bloomberg) — The key to if — or when — the US economy falls into recession will depend on how the latest turmoil in the banking sector spills over to Main Street.
Gran Tierra Energy Inc. expects to squeeze as much as 10% more oil out of its Colombian and Ecuadorian fields this year after investing in a technology that injects water to boost pressure.
