Amazon.com Inc.’s Whole Foods Market is pointing to the landmark US Supreme Court ruling in June that allowed a business owner to refuse services to same-sex couples as it argues it shouldn’t be forced to let workers wear “Black Lives Matter” masks.
The US and Alphabet Inc.’s Google are facing off in a trial over claims the company engaged in anticompetitive practices — a key test of the government’s ability to limit the power of technology giants like Google, Amazon.com Inc., Apple Inc. and Meta Platforms Inc.
A looming strike deadline set by the United Auto Workers is on lot of minds as the North American International Auto Show gets underway this week in Detroit, but few people on the show floor are talking about it.
Ukraine said it destroyed a Russian air defense compound on the western coast of Crimea, stepping up pressure alongside efforts to cut off Moscow’s land route to resupply the strategic peninsula it annexed in 2014. Ukraine’s troops targeted a $1.2 billion Russian S-400 “Triumph” missile complex. Russia said earlier it downed 11 drones over Crimea — making no reference to the missile compound – and six near Bryansk, north of the Ukrainian border. A day earlier, Ukrainian missiles hit a shipyard i
THG Plc shares plunged as much as 20% after the UK e-commerce company reported a wider loss in the first half and lowered its sales forecast, held back by inflationary pressures and its beauty division.
(Bloomberg) — US cyber sleuths spent seven years trying to unmask the shadowy figure who ran Bitcoin Fog, a dark web service that authorities say helped criminals launder cryptocurrency for a decade.
Cinven’s partner in charge of financial services investments is departing the private equity firm after two decades, people familiar with the matter said.
It took a decade to sell the first million EVs but just a year to reach the third million.
There are some things Googlers must never say in writing about Google, according to an old memo the US government dug up for its monopoly case.
China blasted the European Union’s probe into Beijing’s electric car subsidies as a “naked act of protectionism,” as the battle to access the bloc’s growing clean-car market risks sparking a trade war between the two economic powerhouses.
