Every fall, dozens of security and intelligence officials from across the nation descend upon an island off the coast of Georgia and talk, for four days, about the most pressing threats facing the US.
Amazon.com Inc.’s fall sale for Prime subscribers kicked off Tuesday with price-conscious shoppers mostly snapping up deals on low-cost kitchen gadgets and apparel rather than splurging on big-ticket items.
Adobe Inc. announced new versions of its generative artificial intelligence model, Firefly, promising higher-quality images and the ability to produce new types of media.
European equities recorded their biggest gain since November 2022, boosted by an easing in the relentless pressure from higher bond yields and optimism over Chinese stimulus measures.
Zimbabweans are still not yet sold on the government’s latest attempts to get them to ditch their favorite currency: the US dollar.
Caroline Ellison, the former chief executive officer of Alameda Research, arrived in court ahead of her testimony for the Sam Bankman-Fried trial, making her first public appearance since Alameda and FTX collapsed into bankruptcy a year ago.
Billionaire investor Paul Tudor Jones called the current geopolitical environment the “most threatening and challenging” he’s ever seen in the wake of Hamas’s attack on Israel over the weekend and predicted the US will enter into a recession early next year.
Tech firms are starting to see their employees in Israel drafted to fight with the military as it builds up forces near the Gaza Strip and prepares for the next phase of retaliation against Hamas.
The stock of China’s biggest food delivery platform has almost halved since a January peak and if traders are right, the worst isn’t over.
Japan’s Denso Corp. and Mitsubishi Electric Corp. agreed to invest $1 billion in exchange for a quarter of Coherent Corp.’s silicon carbide business.
