Ericsson said on Thursday that the U.S. securities regulator has opened an investigation concerning the matters described in the company's 2019 Iraq investigation report.
Economic data expected on Friday has market participants anxiously waiting for confirmation that decades-high inflation reached its summit in March and has commenced its long hike back down the mountain.
POET LLC, the world's largest ethanol producer, said it hopes to meet some of its climate goals early as a result of a new partnership it announced this week with a Midwest carbon capture and storage (CCS) pipeline.
The shortages affect Huy Fong’s signature Sriracha hot chili sauce in addition to its Chili Garlic and Sambal Oelek products.
Activists urge Meta to overhaul policies for Iran content
Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce on Thursday said it will expand its U.S.
A U.S. judge on Thursday said that the U.S. Justice Department's antitrust lawsuit against American Airlines Group Inc and JetBlue Airways Corp would go forward.
A U.S. judge said on Thursday that the U.S. Justice Department's antitrust lawsuit against American Airlines Group Inc and JetBlue Airways Corp would go forward.
Walt Disney Co Chief Executive Bob Chapek announced a major leadership shift on Thursday, promoting Dana Walden to chairman of general entertainment content as the company works to build its streaming television efforts.
Both Abbott and the FDA knew of the complaints made by a whistleblower as of February 2021, but a nationwide baby formula recall did not come until February 2022.
Dozens treated in Chile for suspected pollutant exposure
By Marwa RashadLONDON (Reuters - An at least three-week shutdown at Freeport LNG, operator of one of the largest U.S.
China's central leadership has given a tentative green light to Jack Ma's Ant Group to revive its initial public offering in Shanghai and Hong Kong, two sources with knowledge of the matter told Reuters on Thursday.
Berlin car-ramming driver mentally ill: prosecutors
A new survey of chief financial officers found that about 73% predicted that a recession would hit the United States economy by the start of 2023.
Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem on Thursday said inflation would dictate how fast interest rates go up, reiterating that the bank might need to make more increases in a row or consider a move larger than 50 basis points.
Brazil's government on Thursday night moved forward with its bid to privatize Eletrobras, Latin America's largest utility, as the share offering through which its stake in the company is set to be diluted was priced.
Some 1,000 SAS pilots in Denmark, Norway and Sweden could go on strike from late June over disagreements on wages and ways to cut costs at the struggling Nordic airline, labour unions said, drawing a sharp rebuke from the company.
The number of Americans filing new claims for unemployment benefits increased to the highest level in nearly five months last week, but that likely does not mark a material shift in labor market conditions, which remain very tight.
France probes alleged nuclear power cover-up: source
Britannia Global Markets will give up Category 2 membership of the London Metal Exchange (LME) from June 20 after the recent nickel debacle which led the exchange to suspend trading and cancel all nickel trades on March 8.
Jeremy Lin earned around $65.750 million after playing in the NBA for nine seasons.
Sandberg exit unlikely to improve Facebook: whistleblower
U.S. stocks sold off sharply Thursday as investor anxiety heightened ahead of data on Friday that is expected to show consumer prices remained elevated in May.
U.S. stocks were solidly lower on Thursday in a broad decline as investors grew cautious ahead of data on Friday that is expected to show that consumer prices remained high in May.
Medvedev: Russia's reforming president turned arch-hawk
The world's biggest insurers are expanding in Africa, looking to tap growth promised by a rising population and middle class, but climate change could complicate their quest for profits.
Isolated Russia celebrates tsar who opened 'window to Europe'
State Street Corp said on Thursday it is not looking to buy Credit Suisse, in its first outright dismissal of a Wednesday morning report that it was seeking a deal.
Credit Suisse Chief Executive Thomas Gottstein on Thursday called queries over a potential takeover offer from U.S.
