Applications for US unemployment benefits were little changed last week, remaining near a historically low level, underscoring businesses’ reluctance to lay off workers in a supply-constrained labor market.
Amazon.com Inc. risks violating French luxury shoe designer Christian Louboutin’s European trademark rights by failing to make it clear to buyers when products are being offered by third-party sellers.
(Bloomberg) — European Central Bank Vice President Luis de Guindos said interest-rate hikes like the half-point move seen at this month’s meeting may become the standard as officials maintain their fight with soaring inflation.
Pret A Manger has struck a deal to open cafes in Israel as part of an international expansion designed to double its business.
FTX co-founder Sam Bankman-Fried landed in the US late Wednesday to face a range of criminal charges just as two of his long-time associates said they were cooperating with prosecutors.
A cash-strapped hospital in rural South Carolina has found an unusual way to keep its doors open — by adding a unit to treat prisoners.
Mexico’s inflation accelerated in line with expectations in early December after the effects of a shopping holiday the previous two weeks wore off, putting an end to a run of slowing biweekly prints.
Crypto investment fund manager 3iQ is adding a voice of support to Fir Tree Capital Management’s lawsuit centered on Grayscale Investments’ Bitcoin trust, becoming the latest firm to publicly express concern over the assailed product.
Heated seats are safe, the Swedish carmaker says.
Nigeria is seeking lawmakers’ approval to take on an additional loan from the central bank that would increase the government’s obligation to 23.7 trillion naira ($52 billion), putting further pressure on public finances.
