India Seeks to Top Its Moon Landing with Spacecraft to Study Sun
Hot on the heels of its lunar landing success, India is readying to blast a probe even deeper into space to study the sun.
Hot on the heels of its lunar landing success, India is readying to blast a probe even deeper into space to study the sun.
Arm Holdings Ltd., one of the most anticipated stock listings of the year, is preparing to set a price range for its initial public offering before embarking on an investor roadshow next week, according to people familiar with the matter.
Former US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi says the fast-advancing artificial intelligence field needs regulatory guardrails that include protection for creative work in entertainment and other industries.
Paramount Global had its senior debt rating cut to one level above junk-bond status by Moody’s Investors Service, which cited the media company’s heavy borrowing and tough conditions for the film and TV industry.
Palantir Technologies Inc. was downgraded at Morgan Stanley, the latest indication of how Wall Street is skeptical of the software company, which has touted itself as a major player within artificial intelligence.
A group of specialists at Jump Crypto, one of the digital-asset world’s top market-making firms, have left to start a new software company focused on developing a financial data feed project built on blockchains.
Market-making firm Virtu Financial Inc. sued to block its former head of client technology from accepting a senior role at prime broker Clear Street LLC, saying he would inevitably share its “most valuable trade secrets” with a budding competitor.
Intercontinental Exchange Inc. can move forward with its takeover of Black Knight Inc. after the US Federal Trade Commission accepted a binding settlement that will see key mortgage software products sold to rival Constellation Software Inc.
European aviation regulators have determined that an obscure London-based company supplied bogus parts for repairs of jet engines that power many older-generation Airbus SE A320 and Boeing Co. 737 planes.
Blame it on seasonality, dwindling interest or traders away on holiday, but Bitcoin is ending on a down note for a second consecutive month even with one of the most potentially positive developments for cryptocurrencies in awhile.