Fox Corp. Chairman Rupert Murdoch testified that Fox News’s popular commentators “endorsed” Donald Trump’s conspiracy theory about the 2020 presidential election, even though Murdoch said he doubted the claim, according to a filing in a defamation lawsuit.
For a sign of how much global trade has slowed, look no further than idled container ships — unused vessel capacity is near the highest level since a spike after the start of the pandemic.
US stocks ended Monday with modest gains after fluctuating for the final stretch of the trading session as investors attempted to come to terms with Federal Reserve policy that could remain restrictive for longer than previously expected.
Nigeria’s ruling party candidate took an early lead in the West African nation’s presidential elections as results from Saturday’s vote trickled in.
Norfolk Southern Corp.’s leader said the railroad will begin tearing up tracks in East Palestine, Ohio, on March 1 and removing contaminated soil as pressure grows to stem the fallout from a derailment that spilled toxic chemicals across the rural town.
Bath & Body Works Inc. said Dan Loeb’s Third Point LLC tried to oust a retail expert it had recommended for the company’s board because one of the activist investor’s former employees had been rejected.
Three years after the UK left the European Union, the two have achieved what seemed to be impossible: They clinched an agreement on Northern Ireland’s trading arrangements in an attempt to resolve the biggest obstacle left over from the bitter split.
AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc. common stock surged 23% after a Delaware court said it will hold a preliminary injunction hearing on April 27, signaling a highly anticipated conversion between the shares and preferred units may take longer than expected.
A slide in Manchester United Plc’s shares deepened Monday, leaving the English Premier League club’s stock nearly a quarter below the record high set this month as the bidding war for the iconic football team drags on.
Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro — who has spent the last two months in the US — is scheduled to speak at this week’s Conservative Political Action Conference as he faces investigations back home after riots by supporters who refused to accept his election defeat.
