Bankman-Fried Pushes for Jail Release — Again — Ahead of Trial
Less than a week before Sam Bankman-Fried faces one of the biggest white-collar crime cases in US history, his lawyers are taking one more shot at getting him out of a Brooklyn jail.
Bloomberg Business
Weight-Loss Drugs Pose Risks for People Over 65, Experts Say
It may come as a surprise, but not all weight loss is healthy.
Meta Rolls Out Higher-Priced Quest 3 Headset, Just Ahead of Apple’s Vision Pro
Meta Platforms Inc. introduced its latest lineup of head-worn devices, staking fresh claim to the virtual- and augmented-reality industry just ahead of Apple Inc. pushing into the market.
Microsoft Says Apple Used Bing as Google ‘Bargaining Chip’
A Microsoft Corp. executive complained that when it came to the search-engine wars with Alphabet Inc.’s Google, the company’s Bing was never more than a bargaining chip to Apple Inc.
Byron Allen Says Regulators, Not Money Are Issue With Disney Offer
Byron Allen, the comedian turned media mogul who made a $10 billion offer for some of Walt Disney Co.’s TV channels earlier this month, said regulatory approval is a bigger stumbling block to a deal than raising money to finance it.
Canada Sees Fastest Population Growth Since 1957 on Influx of Immigrants
Canada’s population grew by the highest rate in a single year since 1957 as the number of temporary workers, foreign students and immigrants surged.
Big Short’s Lippmann Is Building Portfolios Resilient to High Rates
Greg Lippmann, the trader who was immortalized in Michael Lewis’s book “The Big Short,” sees a soft landing by the Federal Reserve as unlikely and is focusing on investments that would perform well in a tougher economic environment or if rates were to rise further.
US-China Tensions Boost Prospects for Mexico Smelter Project
US-China tensions are boosting the prospects of a Mexican copper smelter project proposed by Southern Copper Corp.
US, Japan Warn of China-Linked Hackers Hiding in Router Software
US and Japanese officials are warning that state-sponsored hackers linked to the Chinese government have been discovered modifying software inside routers to target companies based in their countries.
Wells Fargo to Buy NYC’s Neiman Marcus Space for $550 Million
Wells Fargo & Co. is buying the former Neiman Marcus space at Manhattan’s Hudson Yards for roughly $550 million and plans to convert it into offices, according to people with knowledge of the deal.
