Indigo Ag Attracts $250 Million to Scale Up Carbon Capture
A sustainable farming company that helps fight climate change has secured $250 million in funding, a boost it expects will help nearly double revenue.
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Calpers CIO Musicco to Step Down After Less Than Two Years
The California Public Employees’ Retirement System said Chief Investment Officer Nicole Musicco will step down less than two years after she joined the largest US pension fund, sparking another round of turmoil in the high-profile public investing office.
Lina Khan Got Stuck in the Fallout of the MGM Hack at Las Vegas
Among the hotel patrons snarled in the fallout of MGM Resorts International’s cyberattack was — unfortunately for the company — one very high-profile figure: Lina Khan, the chair of the US Federal Trade Commission.
US Must Face Tough Lessons on Race, Supreme Court’s Jackson Says
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson, who last year became the first Black woman on the US Supreme Court, said the country must confront “uncomfortable lessons” from its long history of racial violence and discrimination.
Marcelo Claure’s Bicycle Capital Makes First Startup Investment
Marcelo Claure, the former SoftBank Group Corp. executive, made a first investment in his recently launched venture capital fund Bicycle Capital, helping to fund a Brazilian motorcycle rental startup.
US Economic Reports on Jobs, Inflation Would Be Delayed in Shutdown
A range of US economic reports are set to be delayed in an impending shutdown of the federal government, which would deprive markets, businesses and policymakers of reference points for decisions made at home and around the world.
Peru’s Recession Continues, Defying Government’s Recovery Promises
Peru’s economy contracted more than all forecasts in July, boosting the chance that the central bank will extend the monetary easing it began this week.
United Auto Workers Call Unprecedented Strike at All Three Detroit Automakers
The United Auto Workers began a strike Friday against all three of the legacy Detroit carmakers, an unprecedented move that could launch a costly and protracted showdown over wages and job security.
Maduro Lets Mutiny Film Air in Venezuela, Betting on Empty Theaters
Nicolás Maduro is allowing some of his regime’s darkest moments to be aired on cinema screens across Venezuela, betting that few will pay to see it.
Instacart Now Plans to Price IPO Shares Monday, Trade Tuesday
Grocery delivery business Instacart is preparing to price its initial public offering on Monday after boosting its price range following a strong trading debut by Arm Holdings Plc, according to people familiar with the matter.
