House Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Michael McCaul says Congress needs to tighten restrictions on US firms’ investment in China beyond those proposed by President Joe Biden earlier this summer, as recent breakthroughs in Chinese technology have spurred debate over the effectiveness of Washington’s controls.
Boaz Weinstein would offer Sculptor Capital Management Inc. clients the chance to join his investment in the money manager under the same terms as his billionaire backers, according to people familiar with the plan.
John Giannandrea, a former top Google executive who decamped to Apple Inc. to head its artificial intelligence business, pointed out a quiet change in the latest iPhone software update that allows users to select a search engine other than Google’s when browsing the internet in private mode.
Russia asked Brazil to resume a bilateral dialogue forum the day after President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva met his Ukrainian counterpart for the first time, according to two Brazilian officials familiar with the discussion.
Rudy Giuliani owes more than $236,000 — and may be on the hook for more — for failing to turn over evidence and meet deadlines in a civil suit brought by two 2020 Georgia election workers he falsely accused of conspiring against Donald Trump.
The Biden administration has agreed to provide Ukraine with a limited number of long-range ATACMS missiles, following a request from President Volodymyr Zelenskiy, people familiar with the matter said.
For stock investors for much of this year, the trillion-dollar AI promise has masked a big threat in this era of Federal Reserve hawkishness: Real-world borrowing costs have jumped across Corporate America.
The US Supreme Court extended its temporary pause on a lower-court ruling that would restrict the Biden administration’s contacts with social media companies.
Wall Street analysts are souring on Frontier Group Holdings Inc. as a stark decline in traveler demand and elevated fuel costs worsen the airline’s earnings outlook.
The top US trade official said renewing the nation’s preferential access program for African products without changes counters the Biden administration’s objectives in global commerce.
