Brazil’s Senate approved legislation to limit the creation of new Indigenous territories, overriding a recent Supreme Court ruling and potentially dealing a major blow to President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva’s efforts to protect tribal lands.
Johnson Controls International Plc, a multinational maker of fire, heating and cooling and security equipment for buildings, was hit by a cyberattack that has disrupted parts of its operations.
The US Federal Aviation Administration says it has closed a mishap investigation into the botched flight of Blue Origin LLC’s New Shepard rocket, which suffered a mid-flight failure in September of 2022.
Alphabet Inc.’s Google, Apple Inc. and Meta Platforms Inc. are on the verge of winning approval from US regulators to deploy a new set of mobile virtual and augmented reality devices, including goggles and in-car connections.
Jefferies Financial Group Inc.’s third-quarter revenue missed analyst estimates as the bank continued to weather a challenging environment for dealmaking, sparking an initial share selloff of as much as 7%.
An under-the-radar options trade beloved by hedge funds pouncing on stock dislocations is entering the mainstream.
High-profile US investors are being considered to help finance the PGA Tour’s transaction with Saudi-backed LIV Golf in an effort to ease political opposition to the deal.
Delta Air Lines Inc. is planning more changes to its SkyMiles loyalty program after an overhaul earlier this month triggered an avalanche of negative feedback from members who suddenly found it’s going to be harder and more expensive to reach a higher status or who lost access to airport lounges.
The production company behind Netflix Inc.’s teen zombie series All of Us Are Dead is seeking to go public by the second half of next year as it looks to increase production in what has been a hot market for South Korean movies and TV shows.
Senate GOP Leader Mitch McConnell distanced himself from House Republicans’ government shutdown demands, underscoring the divide within the party and weakening Speaker Kevin McCarthy’s negotiating leverage as Washington barrels toward an Oct. 1 federal funding lapse.
