Google pays as much as $10 billion per year to ensure that users access the internet through its search engine — payments that have blocked startups and fellow tech giants Apple Inc. and Microsoft Corp. from competing, according to the US Justice Department.
A Bloomberg News and Morning Consult poll provides one of the most detailed looks yet at how the 2024 presidential race is playing out in the seven swing states that could decide who wins the White House.
The rollback of American sanctions on Venezuelan oil could rob Chinese buyers of one of their cheapest sources of crude.
The Malaysian ringgit fell to its lowest level since the Asian Financial Crisis as the currency was weighed down by the nation’s widening rate differential with the US.
Alphabet Inc. will begin production in India of its Pixel 8 smartphones in time for sales in 2024, the company announced at its Google for India annual tech event.
A Japanese pharmaceutical company executive who was detained in Beijing on allegations of espionage has been formally charged, escalating a problem that has damaged ties between the two Asian neighbors and hit investor confidence in China.
Man Group Plc reported assets reached a new high after clients poured more money into its funds and following its acquisition of private credit firm Varagon Capital Partners.
Japan’s largest labor union federation demanded higher pay increases for next year, potentially providing the key element needed for the central bank to move toward policy normalization.
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. projected revenue ahead of estimates and predicted the worst could soon be over for the chip industry, bolstering a growing view that tech demand could recover from its post-Covid funk going into 2024.
North Korea has resumed its buying of high-end watches, famous brand bags and designer clothes for Kim Jong Un, his family and aides despite an international ban on luxury good exports to the country, according to South Korea’s unification ministry.
