Intuit Inc. misled consumers by claiming its TurboTax product was free when most customers needed to pay to use the popular tax preparation software, a Federal Trade Commission judge ruled.
European equities edged higher on Friday, ending their longest losing streak since February 2018, as luxury stocks rebounded.
President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said he expects Vladimir Putin to leverage his warnings over nuclear weapons as a way to divide Ukraine’s allies, saying Russia’s atomic threat is a “fragile point” in the alliance.
Days before what’s expected to be the biggest listing of the year, Nasdaq Inc. unveiled a remodeled floor where companies launch their public stock offerings in a bid to win new business.
Texas Bitcoin miners, embroiled in a controversy over their energy-intensive operations, are shutting down most of their machines while the state grapples with its power crisis.
The US Commodity Futures Trading Commission brought enforcement actions against three decentralized finance firms and signaled that more may be coming.
Leaders of Group of 20 nations plan to warn that “cascading crises” have posed challenges to long-term economic growth and call for coordinated macroeconomic policies to support the world economy, according to a person familiar with a draft of the final communique.
Intel Corp. rose on Friday, with the chipmaker on track for its longest streak of daily gains in more than 18 years.
Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. is putting a potential Hong Kong initial public offering of its Freshippo grocery chain on the backburner amid weak sentiment for consumer stocks, people with knowledge of the matter said.
An iPhone belonging to a staffer at a Washington-based civil society organization was hacked remotely with spyware created by Israel’s NSO Group.
