The European Union’s crackdown on Google’s Android has led to an unintended consequence: boosting the popularity of Russia’s favorite search-engine, accused by the bloc of spreading Kremlin propaganda about the invasion of Ukraine.
US regulators voted Thursday to reinstate rules aimed at ensuring that everything on the internet is equally accessible — a principle known as net neutrality that has stoked debate and controversy across technology and telecom industries for more than two decades.
In an email a few months before FTX collapsed, the company falsely promised institutional customers, including hedge fund Sculptor Capital Management, that their assets would be safe in the event of an insolvency, according to a former FTX lawyer who testified at the trial of Sam Bankman-Fried.
Looking to reverse the negative narrative surrounding San Francisco and attract more companies, a group of local business leaders and billionaires is rolling out a multimillion-dollar ad campaign to polish the city’s battered image.
Stocks wavered amid corporate earnings as traders monitored the latest developments in the Middle East and awaited Jerome Powell’s speech for clues on the Federal Reserve outlook.
European equities fell to their lowest in seven months as rising Treasury yields put pressure on risk assets across the world, and earnings reports from some of the region’s biggest companies disappointed.
The US dollar will remain the dominant currency in Zimbabwe even after the government’s December 2025 deadline to stop its use in the economy, the country’s largest independent asset manager said.
Elliott Investment Management founder Paul Singer said the world is a much more dangerous place than markets are pricing in and that investors are not as worried as they should be.
Netflix Inc. gained the most since January 2021 after posting its best quarter for subscriber growth in years. The company credited a strong programming slate and its crackdown on password sharing.
India will allow imports of tech hardware such as laptops and tablets into the country without a mandatory license, softening curbs it had previously planned to impose.
