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Sung Kook (Bill) Hwang, the founder and head of a private investment firm known as Archegos exits the Manhattan federal courthouse in New York City, U.S., April 27, 2022.

U.S. Judge Recuses Himself From Archegos Fraud Case, Citing Wife's Ties To Banks

Archegos Capital Management founder Bill Hwang will get a new judge for his U.S.

Retail Sales Are Still Strong, So Why Are Profits Off For Walmart And Target?

A shopping cart is seen in a Target store in the Brooklyn borough of New York, U.S., November 14, 2017.

Both companies reported lackluster first-quarter financial results this week and provided disappointing guidance for the quarter ahead.

Yellen Says G7 To Give Ukraine Funds It Needs 'To Get Through This'

U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen answers questions about the current and future state of the U.S. and global economy at the Atlantic Council in Washington, U.S., April 13, 2022.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said the G7 finance leaders on Thursday agreed to provide Ukraine the financial resources it needs in its struggle against Russia's invasion, and that policymakers are determined to meet their inflation targets.

Google and Facebook are seeing marketers be more cautious with advertising budgets due to inflation.

Google Lands In Congress’ Crosshairs As New Antitrust Bill Threatens To Break Up Tech Giant

The Competition and Transparency in Digital Advertising Act would have broad revenue implications for the tech giant.

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Harley-Davidson suspended plants in two US states due to an unspecified supply chain problem

Harley-Davidson Shares Fall As It Suspends Plants For 2 Weeks

Harley-Davidson shares fall as it suspends plants for 2 weeks

WhatsApp To Launch Cloud-based Tools, Premium Features For Businesses

WhatsApp is introducing free cloud-based API services in a push to get more businesses using the app, Meta Platforms CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced at the company's messaging event on Thursday.

WhatsApp To Launch Cloud API, Premium Features To Attract Businesses

WhatsApp is introducing free cloud-based API services in a push to get more businesses using the app, Meta Platforms CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced at the company's messaging event on Thursday.

Exclusive-Bell, Telus Lobby Canada To Stop Sale Of Shaw's Wireless Business To Quebecor -sources

The Canadian federal government and competition bureau should block Quebecor from buying Shaw Communications' wireless business, telecom operators Bell Inc and Telus said in separate letters to the government and the agency, people familiar with the matter told Reuters on Thursday.

Lift-off for Orbital Test Flight 2 (OFT-2) is scheduled for 6:54 pm Eastern Time (2254 GMT) from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. with the spaceship fixed atop a United Launch Alliance Atlas V rocket

Boeing's Starliner Spaceship Docks With ISS In High-stakes Test Mission

Boeing's Starliner spaceship docks with ISS in high-stakes test mission

Twitter To Tackle Ukraine Conflict Misinformation With Warning Labels

Twitter Inc will begin placing warning notices in front of some misleading content regarding the conflict in Ukraine and limit the spread of claims debunked by humanitarian groups or other credible sources, the social media company said on Thursday.

Google 'Private Browsing' Mode Not Really Private, Texas Lawsuit Says

The Google search engine collects data on users who think they can be anonymous if they use a "private browsing" mode, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton claimed on Thursday, filing an amended privacy lawsuit against the Alphabet Inc unit.

Davis won an Academy Award in 2017 for Best Supporting Actress for 'Fences' and received three more nominations including as best actress

Even Streaming Services Fall Short On Diversity: Viola Davis

Even streaming services fall short on diversity: Viola Davis

The Ford name plate is seen on the interior of the Ford F-150 Lightning pickup truck during a press event in New York City, U.S., May 26, 2021.

Ford Recall 2022: F-150 Trucks, Expedition SUVs, Mustang Mach-Es Recalled Over Safety Risks

Three recalls were issued by Ford for 350,000 vehicles within its lineup over engine fires, airbag safety issues, and software errors.

US housing inventory is increasing slowly as sales have declined in recent months

Rising Prices, Interest Rates Cool US Home Sales In April

Rising prices and higher mortgage rates slowed US existing home sales for the third consecutive month in April, according to an industry survey released Thursday.

U.S. FDA Says Abbott Baby Formula Plant On Track To Reopen In 1-2 Weeks

Abbott Laboratories and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration are on track to reopen Abbott's baby formula manufacturing plant in Sturgis, Michigan, within one or two weeks, FDA Commissioner Robert Califf said on Thursday.

People look out of the window of a McDonald's restaurant as the towers of the Kremlin reflect in it in Moscow on January 30, 2020

McDonald's Reaches Deal To Sell Russia Business

McDonald's has reached a deal to sell its Russia business to businessman Alexander Govor, a licensee of the chain, the restaurant company said Thursday.

Ukraine says it has opened thousands of war crimes cases since Russia's invasion

Life Sentence Requested For Russian Soldier In Kyiv War Crimes Trial

Life sentence requested for Russian soldier in Kyiv war crimes trial

Downcast earnings reports from big retailers have exacerbated worries about consumer resilience and corporate profitability

Global Stocks Slump On Recession Fears

Global stocks slump on recession fears

Harley-Davidson Halts Motorcycle Production, Shipping For Two Weeks

Harley-Davidson Inc said on Thursday it will stop assembling and shipping motorcycles for two weeks except for its electric models due to a problem with parts from a supplier.

Harley-Davidson To Suspend Vehicle Assembly Due To Parts Issue

Harley-Davidson Inc said on Thursday it will suspend vehicle assembly and shipments for a two-week period, excluding those from its electric-vehicle division LiveWire, due to a parts issue related to a supplier.

US President George W. Bush addresses his nation aboard the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln in the Gulf on May 1, 2003, in front of a banner reading "Mission Accomplished" -- a claim belied by years more of hard fighting in Iraq

Bush Gaffe On 'Unjustified' War Draws Iraqi Ire

Bush gaffe on 'unjustified' war draws Iraqi ire

People are helped out of a damaged children's hospital following a Russian strike in Mariupol, dubbed a war crime by the West

Key Moments In The Battle For Mariupol

Key moments in the battle for Mariupol

Signage for a job fair is seen on 5th Avenue after the release of the jobs report in Manhattan, New York City, U.S., September 3, 2021.

U.S. Weekly Jobless Claims Rise; Continuing Claims Lowest Since 1969

The number of Americans filing new claims for unemployment benefits unexpectedly rose last week, reaching a four month-high, potentially hinting at some cooling in demand for labor amid tightening financial conditions.

McDonald's To Sell Russia Restaurants To Local Operator

McDonald's Corp is selling its Russia business to its current licensee Alexander Govor and the restaurants would operate under a new brand, ending more than three decades of presence in the country following its invasion of Ukraine.

McDonald's To Sell Russia Restaurants To Local Operator, Rebrand

McDonald's Corp is selling its restaurants in Russia to one of its current local licensees, who will rebrand them under a new name, ending more than three decades of the "Golden Arches" in the country, the fast-food company said on Thursday.

Chief Executive Officer of Credit Suisse, Thomas Gottstein, speaks during the fourth annual Future Investment Initiative in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, January 27, 2021.

Exclusive-Major Credit Suisse Shareholder Calls For New CEO

Credit Suisse should start looking for a new CEO to replace Thomas Gottstein, top-ten shareholder Artisan Partners told Reuters, becoming the first major investor to publicly call for such a move at the scandal-hit Swiss bank.

A man is seen silhouetted wearing a protective face mask, amid the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic, walking near the financial district of New York City, U.S., October 18, 2021.

U.S. Banks' 2021 Hiring Show Lenders Are Seeking Talent Far Beyond Wall Street

More than half of the new employees banks and other financial services companies hired in 2021 are based in Orlando, Dallas and other cities - far from Wall Street - as the battle for talent pushed companies to cast a wider net for candidates, according to a study published on Thursday.

The archipelago nation issued the ban last month to secure supplies of the commodity in the face of a domestic shortage

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