The US Supreme Court refused to block New York’s new handgun restrictions, leaving in force a ban on firearms in designated “sensitive locations” including buses, parks and stores where the owner doesn’t want weapons.
Apple Inc. is planning to start using its own custom displays in mobile devices as early as 2024, an effort to reduce its reliance on technology partners like Samsung and LG and bring more components in-house.
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz and his Social Democrats will call for the European Union to create new joint financing instruments to help member states compete against increased US subsidies for green technology.
Guillaume Pousaz built Checkout.com into a force in electronic payments and is now poised to become a tech rainmaker.
A bomb explosion near the foreign ministry in Afghanistan’s capital Kabul killed “several” people, the Taliban-run government said. This marks the first major attack in the country this year.
The Biden administration is delivering “a barrage of negative rhetoric” about oil and gas development that’s dampening domestic production of the fossil fuels, the head of the industry’s top lobbying group told policymakers, executives and other officials in the nation’s capital Wednesday.
Netflix Inc. has signed on to air its first live awards show in a multiyear deal with the union that represents actors.
Reinsurers are increasingly reconsidering their business in natural disaster-prone locations including California and Florida as losses mount, according to Moody’s Investors Service.
Euronav NV rejected a decision by Frontline Plc, the shipping giant controlled by billionaire John Fredriksen, to scrap plans to create the world’s top publicly listed oil-tanker company.
Former Brazil President Jair Bolsonaro used his Facebook account to share a video of voter fraud conspiracies that echoed the complaints of rioters who ransacked government buildings in Brasilia on Sunday. The video was deleted hours later.
