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Citadel Securities Chief Executive Officer Peng Zhao said he sees automation and artificial intelligence freeing workers for innovative pursuits, not replacing people in the workplace.

Vanessa Hudson has just won one of the highest-profile jobs in Australia — chief executive officer of iconic airline Qantas Airways Ltd.

Financial markets are caught up in a tug of war between lingering inflation and concern about a recession as they try to guess the next move by the Federal Reserve. That means investors are potentially ignoring a far more dangerous outcome: stagflation.

Infrastructure investor I Squared Capital has signed a deal to acquire Australian truck and trailer leasing business Rentco Transport Equipment Rentals, according to people familiar with the matter.

FIFA, world football’s governing body, is threatening not to televise the Women’s World Cup in five major European countries unless broadcasters pay more for the media rights.

The New York author who claims Donald Trump raped her in the 1990s testified at the trial of her civil lawsuit that one of the former president’s most outspoken critics played a key role in her decision to sue.

Scientists are using the lessons learned from Covid to track new mutations of a virus that experts say is even more dangerous

One after another, Japanese executives from some of the country’s most elite firms filed into Warren Buffett’s suite at the luxury Four Seasons Hotel in central Tokyo.

The Ron DeSantis-appointed board of the municipal authority overseeing Walt Disney Co.’s Florida parks sued the company Monday, claiming Disney violated state law in trying to ward off the board’s efforts to govern park operations.

Airbus SE’s newest jetliner, the long-range A321XLR, is running 14 to 16 months behind schedule, a major customer said Monday, noting that it’s one of several popular aircraft caught in production snarls that show no sign of easing.