The US Justice Department will start taking applications for President Joe Biden’s mass amnesty for marijuana convictions Friday, giving the president added appeal to young people and minority groups as he heads into a re-election campaign.
Amazon.com Inc. is closing eight cashierless Amazon Go locations in Seattle, New York and San Francisco, marking the e-commerce giant’s latest round of cost-cutting amid slowing sales growth.
Emergency officials who rushed to the scene of a toxic Norfolk Southern Corp. train derailment last month may not have had access to crucial information about which hazardous materials the train was carrying, the Department of Transportation said in a safety advisory Friday.
President Joe Biden’s pick to lead the World Bank will head to Ivory Coast and Kenya early next week as he kickstarts his campaign to shore up support for his nomination from nations around the world.
Petroleos Mexicanos is revamping its environment and safety procedures to ensure it can attract financing from banks and investors demanding tougher standards from fossil fuel companies, according to people familiar with the matter.
The Biden administration announced a new $400 million military assistance package for Ukraine, including ammunition for its howitzers and High Mobility Artillery Rocket Systems, the US said Friday.
Bitcoin dropped to the lowest level in about two weeks, part of a wider retreat in crypto markets as investors digested the unraveling of a key industry payments network.
Blank-check firm Schultze Special Purpose Acquisition Corp. II held talks to merge with Point Blank Enterprises Inc., a maker of body armor, holsters, shields and other ballistic protection products, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
Airbnb Inc. laid off 30% of its recruiting staff this week even as it plans to expand overall headcount this year.
The shocking news impacts three-star restaurants Guy Savoy and Christopher Coutanceau.
