Nomura Securities International agreed to pay $35 million as part of a non-prosecution agreement with the federal government over residential mortgage backed securities trading fraud dating back more than a decade.
About 145 million people across the central US are facing wilting temperatures this week from another massive heat wave that will tax energy grids and raise health risks from Minnesota to the Gulf Coast.
Turkish startup Getir said it struggled to pay some bills in Germany and will cut more than 10% of its global workforce, as the rapid delivery service seeks to raise new funds and attempt to turn around its cash-hungry business.
Report from office-sensor provider shows low utilization of individual cubicles and desks compared with meeting rooms.
SoftBank Group Corp.’s Arm Holdings Ltd. dropped a more than 300-page filing ahead of what’s expected to be the year’s biggest initial public offering, providing details about its role in the burgeoning world of artificial intelligence and machine learning.
Hawaiian Electric Industries Inc. said it is seeking advice from various experts, including Guggenheim Securities as it takes steps to determine the fallout from the deadly wildfires in Maui.
Iran plans to keep raising oil production as back-door diplomatic efforts with the US appear to be easing pressure on the Middle Eastern nation.
Thoma Bravo LLC will close its $2.3 billion acquisition of ForgeRock Inc. this week after the Justice Department declined to challenge the deal, people familiar with the decision said.
Sam Bankman-Fried‘s requests for vegan meals and access to prescription medication in jail have gone unheeded, his lawyers said, adding that they need better access to their client to build his defense case.
It seems like everything is cheaper in Texas these days as the state lures residents and companies with a lower cost of living. Even municipal debt investors are now getting a bargain after a bond boom overwhelmed demand.
