Twitter has resumed paying Google Cloud for its services, patching up a relationship that became strained after Elon Musk acquired the social network and stopped paying Google and various other companies.
Argentina’s S&P Merval stock index is climbing to its highest level in dollar terms since 2019 ahead of the nation’s presidential primaries in August.
The US Federal Trade Commission sued Amazon.com Inc. Wednesday, alleging the e-commerce giant duped consumers into signing up for its Prime membership service and deliberately made it hard to cancel.
Peloton Interactive Inc. dropped the most in nearly six weeks on Wednesday after Wolfe Research LLC downgraded the fitness company to a sell-equivalent rating, saying its “path to growth doesn’t seem to exist.”
Intelsat SA has ended negotiations to combine with SES SA, people familiar with the matter said, a combination that would have created a satellite giant to help fend off growing competition.
Mexico Supreme Court Justice Arturo Zaldivar loves Taylor Swift and isn’t afraid to say it.
For all of the times this year that Wall Street has been caught off guard by the moves in technology stocks, the last few days have proved many investors right.
Dollar Tree Inc. jumped the most in a year after top executives detailed the steps they’re taking to further an activist-backed turnaround effort following years of underperformance at the discount retailer.
Nvidia Corp.’s stratospheric ascent has lured at least 100 more ESG funds in recent weeks, transforming the company into one of the most popular stocks among asset managers who integrate environmental, social and governance metrics into their investment strategies.
Bitcoin miners in Texas curbed operations, crimping power usage, as a heat wave drove electricity prices sky-high Tuesday and threatened to cripple the grid in the second-largest US state.
