U.S. stocks closed lower Friday, marking the last day of a gloomy quarter that experienced few rallies.
Grocery retailer Kroger is ending its ties with pharma firm Cigna, over what it calls "unsustainable" pricing.
Nike is going on sale after seeing its share prices decline while accumulating excess unwanted inventory.
Investors are betting that the feedback loop between U.S.
Civilians lie slain as Russian troops flee Ukraine push
European telecoms providers are set to win their decade-long fight to make Big Tech pay for network costs, thanks to sympathetic EU regulators and the bloc's efforts to rein in U.S.
France's third biggest bank, Societe Generale, said on Friday investment banking boss Slawomir Krupa had been chosen by the board to become its next chief executive, succeeding veteran banker Frederic Oudea who is due to step down next year.
The affected cheese was sold at supermarkets, wholesale, and at retail stores from Aug. 1 to Sept. 28.
Carnival Corp on Friday forecast a loss in the fourth quarter after it reported results for the third quarter that fell well short of Wall Street estimates, as higher fuel prices and cheaper fares offset a rise in bookings.
Major leaks blamed on sabotage on the subsea Nord Stream gas pipelines from Russia to Europe have put governments from Oslo to Rome on high alert and prompted some to send in the military to secure what they see as increasingly vulnerable energy systems.
The band of the engagement ring also features the engraving "Pumpkin Spiced" inside.
Strong US dollar an unstoppable force endangering other currencies
The U.S. dollar's share of currency reserves reported to the International Monetary Fund rose in the second quarter, with the Federal Reserve in the midst of an aggressive tightening cycle aimed at stamping out uncomfortably high inflation.
The multi-coloured toys piling up on the Russian shop shelves may look familiar.
Olive Garden's Never Ending Pasta Bowl deal is back on Monday and will run through Nov. 20.
U.S. consumer spending increased more than expected in August, but aggressive interest rate hikes from the Federal Reserve as it battles stubbornly high inflation are slowing demand, which could limit an anticipated rebound in economic growth in the third quarter.
Taco Bell is holding the Taco Lover's Pass promotion in celebration of National Taco Day.
Concerns are rising again over the health of Pakistan's economy as foreign reserves run low, the local currency weakens and inflation stands at decades-high levels despite the resumption of an International Monetary Fund funding programme in August.
The recall was issued because the drug Clopidogrel was inadvertently mislabeled as Atenolol.
Trevor Noah has a net worth of $100 million to date.
A key measure of Sri Lanka's consumer inflation surged to an annual record 69.8% in September, official data showed on Friday, highlighting the challenge for the central bank as the island reels under its worst financial crisis in seven decades.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk has said a robot business will be worth more than its cars, and on Friday investors, customers and potential workers expect to see a prototype at Tesla's "AI Day" that could prove whether the bot named "Optimus" is ready for work.
Dr. Anthony Fauci and his wife's net worth soared from $7.6 million in 2019 to $12.6 million by the end of 2021.
The Swiss National Bank sold 5 million Swiss francs ($5.1 million) worth of foreign currency in market interventions in the second quarter of 2022, data on Friday showed, ending an era of heavy foreign currency purchases to curb the franc's gains.
UK avoids recession in boost for under-fire Truss
Eurozone inflation jumps to record 10%
Iran protests over Mahsa Amini death enter third week
Comeback kid Lula seeking Brazil's top job at 76
In the United States, there is no question that the burden of cost and risk falls heavily on the patients and on the payers, including insurance companies, Medicare and Medicaid.
Global M&A shrank for the third consecutive quarter as rising interest rates forced lenders to pull back from financing large deals and the soaring dollar failed to spur U.S.
