China worries weigh on global stocks, Wall Street plummets
Branson urges Singapore not to execute disabled man
The dollar hit a two-year high on Tuesday as concerns about slowing growth in China and expectations the Federal Reserve will aggressively hike rates boosted demand for the greenback.
GM announces it will make electric Corvette
By Arathy SomasekharHOUSTON -Oil prices rebounded in volatile trading on Tuesday as the market weighed China's plans to support its economy against a possible coronavirus lockdown in its capital Beijing.
Japan's jobless rate unexpectedly fell to 2.6% in March, hitting the lowest rate since April 2020, although the number of furloughed workers remained high due to effects of the pandemic, official data showed on Tuesday.
Report calls out rising extremism in Canada military
When Elon Musk announced his surprise bid for Twitter Inc earlier this month, he said the social media company should reach out to his family office with any questions.
The Biden administration is carefully studying the inflationary impact of tariffs imposed on China by former President Donald Trump's administration given a surge in consumer prices, White House press secretary Jen Psaki said Monday.
A British judge on Tuesday denied a bid by Qatar Airways to reinstate a jet contract cancelled by Europe's Airbus in the latest twist to a dramatic feud playing out in UK courts.
A British judge on Tuesday denied a request by Qatar Airways to force Airbus to keep building A321neo jets for the Gulf airline, in a setback to the carrier amid a wider airplane dispute that has triggered a major falling-out in UK courts.
A British judge will on Tuesday rule whether Airbus must keep building A321neo jetliners for estranged Qatar Airways in a decision with implications for future multi-billion-dollar jet deals, as their public bust-up returns to London's High Court.
The Asian region faces a "stagflationary" outlook, a senior IMF official warned Tuesday, citing the Ukraine war, spike in commodity costs and a slowdown in China as creating significant uncertainty.
Second Amazon site in New York kicks off vote on joining union
Former president Donald Trump confirmed that he will not be returning to Twitter now that Elon Musk owns the platform.
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Amber Heard lawyers wrap up cross-examination of Johnny Depp
US ships artillery to Ukraine to destroy Russian firepower
Trump rules out Twitter return as Musk announces $44 bn purchase
The U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) Director Rohit Chopra will tell congress on Tuesday that the agency will propose in a "timely fashion" a measure on open banking and small business lending data, according to testimony published on a Congressional website.
Texas court stays execution of mother of 14: lawyers
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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.
