Texas court stays execution of mother of 14: lawyers
Burger King is offering free small, medium or large fries this the end of 2022 and this is how you can access them.
EU lawmakers backed on Monday new rules to curb acquisitions or bids for public contracts by subsidised foreign companies, part of a general push to ensure an economic playing field that is level and not distorted by Chinese and other firms.
Twitter accepted Elon Musk’s $43 billion proposal to buy the platform after blocking the purchase.
The Canadian dollar will remain at the center of the country's financial system, the central bank chief said on Monday, responding to questions about a Conservative leadership candidate's pledge to make the country the blockchain capital of the world.
Meta, the parent company of Facebook, will open a retail store to offer demo experiences for its hardware products.
Simon Property and Brookfield Asset Management, the owners of JC Penney, have submitted a bid to buy Kohl’s for $68 a share.
Crew of first private flight to ISS return to Earth
A former eBay Inc security executive pleaded guilty on Monday to harassing a Massachusetts couple who authored a newsletter by arranging anonymous messages on Twitter and home deliveries that included a bloody pig mask and live insects.
Facebook owner Meta started its appeal on Monday against Britain's ruling that it must sell Giphy, arguing the fact that rival Snap offered far less to buy the animated-images provider undermined the rationale used to block the deal.
UK hosts 'world's first' hub for drones, future flying taxis
Elon Musk is expected to close a deal to buy Twitter on Monday.
The Bank of Canada will likely consider another half-percentage-point rate increase in its next policy decision, as "too-high" inflation potentially nears its peak, Governor Tiff Macklem said on Monday, though he did not rule out an even larger move.
UK regulator probes 'sexist, misogynist' article about top MP
GM plans to sell all electric vehicles by 2035 and release 30 new EVs by 2025.
Elon Musk reaches deal to buy Twitter for $44 bn
Investor interest in the blockchain ecosystem remains substantial as ever despite unfavorable global events and rising security concerns.
U.S. homebuilders will likely find it harder to raise home prices in the coming months as rising mortgage rates and inflation cut into demand, industry analysts said, potentially threatening a breakneck pace of profit growth.
Pope asks Sri Lanka to reveal Easter bombers over conspiracy murmurs
A group of Credit Suisse investors pushing for faster climate action at the Swiss bank has more than doubled in size, raising pressure on its board ahead of its annual shareholder meeting on Friday.
Walgreens Boots Alliance and Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd ignored the health risks when they created new markets for opioids, a lawyer for the city of San Francisco told a judge on Monday during opening statements of the first trial to target manufacturers, distributors and pharmacies over the addictive pain medicines.
San Francisco will square off on Monday against Walgreens Boots Alliance and three other companies accused of fueling an opioid crisis in the city, the first trial to target manufacturers, distributors and pharmacies over the addictive pain medicines.
Philips take hit by supply problems, respirator recall
Worker demands for more flexibility and security, bolstered by the pandemic and a tight labor market, are only growing more intense as the world economy reopens and some firms begin trying to pull employees back to offices, payroll provider ADP reported in a survey of nearly 33,000 people worldwide.
Emmanuel Macron's net worth stands at $1 million.
Ford will officially roll out the Lightning truck on Tuesday, but customers won’t be able to order anymore of the electric pickups this year.
Europe's biggest port Rotterdam said that goods throughput fell by 1.5% in the first quarter as trade was hit by the impact of sanctions on Russia, and it expects the conflict in Ukraine to hit volumes for the full year.
Hong Kong press club scraps rights awards over 'red line' fears
A divided nation: Five takeaways from France's election
A string of strong quarterly profits by global agribusinesses Archer-Daniels-Midland Co and Bunge Ltd likely continued in the first quarter despite surging crop costs and global supply chain disruptions triggered by Russia's invasion of Ukraine, analysts said ahead of earnings releases this week.
