US businesses urge Trump to intervene over new EU consumer rules
American companies fear an update to Brussels’ ‘Product Liability Directive’ will make it easier for consumers to sue
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American companies fear an update to Brussels’ ‘Product Liability Directive’ will make it easier for consumers to sue
Recruiting digital natives with critical thinking skills is going to be crucial
Start-up behind Claude tool is fielding inbound investment offers that could lead to it surpassing rival OpenAI in value
Silicon Valley giants have transformed from asset-light cash machines to huge infrastructure investors
Australian media mogul’s funds to invest in Architect Capital SPV taking a minority stake in platform
Simon Wright awarded A$35mn annual pay as energy markets drive bumper returns at ‘millionaires’ factory’
UAE intercepts Iranian drones and missiles as tensions escalate
Fintech company aims to ‘eliminate physical credit cards’ in South Korea in three years
Oil futures moved higher late Thursday while stock-index futures were little changed after the U.S. and Iran exchanged fire in the Persian Gulf, and after a federal court struck…
The company’s stock falls as co-founders say the layoffs are “not a cost-cutting exercise.”
The company said revenue would’ve grown more not counting its recent acquisitions, but analysts say they put SoundHound in a strong position.
The travel app has seen some demand disruptions from the Iran war, but is showing early success with its recent pivot into offering hotel bookings
The tech sector is leading a rush of mass layoffs. Cloudflare, Upwork, Bill outlined big cuts on Thursday, following Coinbase’s announcement earlier in the week.
Oil futures moved higher late Thursday while stock-index futures were little changed after the U.S. and Iran exchanged fire in the Persian Gulf, and after a federal court struck…
US Court of International Trade says levies applied under Section 122 of trade act are ‘unauthorized by law’
Shares of CoreWeave fell 9% in after-hours trading as investors considered shrinking margins and lower-than-expected revenue guidance
Oil, the Iran war and inflation risks are putting a new floor under longer-duration Treasury yields
Washington says it launched strikes after Tehran attacked American destroyers
The Fed chair nominee has filed 69 pages about his finances that mostly tell you what he won’t tell you. The Senate is ready to confirm him anyway.
100% of Block employees now use AI at work, three months after the company’s eye-popping mass-layoff announcement.
While Wall Street fixates on the “Magnificent Seven,” South Korea’s KOSPI has quietly delivered a staggering 75% gain since January.
AI has taken the corporate quest for efficiency to a new level — and it’s middle managers who seem to be getting left behind.
Nonprofit grid operator PJM has called for reforms, but the ’devil is in the details’ as it seeks to avoid a worst-case scenario.
The show’s U.K. spinoff was just renewed for a second season, and the sketch-comedy stalwart continues to be relevant with younger audiences as its clips go viral online.
Riyadh has now lifted suspension after call between Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and US president on Wednesday
McDonald's plans to have 10,000 locations in China by the end of 2028, and the country is its second largest market.
European Council president António Costa says bloc has Kyiv’s support for seeking to negotiate with Russian president
Cox Automotive reports affordability remains a key concern for buyers and that's driving increased demand for older vehicles as well as all-electric vehicles.
SpaceX employees and alumni have an ‘insane network’ and will soon be able to tap a lot of cash, expanding the mini-SpaceXs orbiting the upcoming IPO
Wall Street bank seeks to persuade investors that the hard part of a years-long turnaround is done
Discarding experienced workers isn’t a strategy — it’s short-sighted thinking that AI won’t fix.
Tesla and its Chinese rivals saw record unit sales in the region last month.
Fast food group beats expectations but executives say rising expenses are constricting cash flows for franchisees
AI is adding complexity to corporate systems, boosting demand for software that helps monitor security and outages.
Is it getting easier to find a job? Maybe. A sluggish U.S. labor market appears to be coming out of its torpor.
Shares of McDonald's have fallen 10% over the last year, hurt by concerns about the broader economy.
Soaring S&P propelled by Big Tech equities prompts warnings about ‘fragility’ of rally
Healthcare startups made up nearly a third of April's investments by family offices.
Discarding experienced workers isn’t a strategy — it’s corporate self-sabotage that AI won’t fix.
AI has taken the corporate quest for efficiency to a new level — and it’s middle managers who seem to be getting left behind.
The Fed chair nominee has filed 69 pages about his finances that mostly tell you what he won’t tell you. The Senate is about to confirm him anyway.
Oil contracts worth $1.7 billion changed hands in the hour before an Axios report sent oil prices lower Wednesday. Some experts are calling the spike in activity suspicious.
“There’s no way my dad and my mom paid enough into Medicare to cover my dad’s six months in long-term critical care.”
Some passengers had already left cruise ship struck with rodent-borne illness before alarm was raised
“The agent said he could not add my brother because he does not depend on my income, so has no insurable interest.”
Technology firms are reviving (a few) Chinese commercial-property markets
A bad-tempered battle for a big German bank
The Development Finance Corporation’s loan book may soon rival the World Bank’s
Energy major warns of lower gas production after damage to its facilities in the Gulf