Apple Inc. suffered its worst stock decline in a month following a report that Chinese government agencies have barred staff from using the iPhone and other foreign-branded devices at work.
OpenAI will host its first developer conference this fall, as the ChatGPT-maker looks to bolster interest in its products while facing growing competition from other artificial intelligence companies.
US employment gains will slow significantly and be more concentrated across few sectors in the decade through 2032 as population growth moderates, fresh government estimates show.
Falabella SA announced the resignation of its chief executive officer after a slowdown in consumer spending eroded profits at the Chilean retail group.
Crypto exchange-traded-products issuer 21Shares and Cathie Wood’s ARK Investment Management are seeking to offer the first US ETF that invests directly in Ether.
Summit Nanotech Corp., a Canadian startup working on a way to hasten extraction of lithium from South American salt flats, plans to raise $150 million to take the technology to commercial scale.
Microsoft Corp. Xbox chief Phil Spencer said the software giant continues to work with UK regulators to sort out the remaining hurdles to its $69 billion purchase of Activision Blizzard Inc., and the company is confident it can get the deal over the line.
The Bank of Canada held interest rates steady and kept the door open to further hikes, with economists seeing its historic tightening cycle at its likely endpoint.
A consortium of investors including Blackstone Inc. and Thomson Reuters Corp. are looking to sell about £2.3 billion ($2.9 billion) worth of stock in London Stock Exchange Group Plc.
Billionaire Patrick Drahi said that his debt-laden telecommunications empire Altice would unveil different options for de-leveraging in the coming days, including an “equity raise and partnerships with different players.”
