BUSINESS

Wall Street had a bad week, but is the worst of it over?

Routine Russian bombardment terrifies Kharkiv

A Wallstreet Journal article alleges that COO Sheryl Sandberg used her leverage at Facebook to convince The Daily Mail not to run the story.

Loyalists turn on Sri Lanka PM as protest pressure grows

China's censors scrub viral Shanghai lockdown video from online platforms

Israel closes crossing to Gazans after new rocket attacks

In north Donbas, denial and fatalism face Russian onslaught

US sets meeting on Ukraine long-term security in Germany

As the world's dominant creditor, China must demonstrate leadership in addressing the growing debt problem facing many low-income and emerging market countries around the world, this year's leader of the Group of 20 finance officials told Reuters.

Russia court jails opposition politician Kara-Murza

Indonesia's new palm oil export ban will hurt other countries but is necessary to try to bring down the soaring domestic price of cooking oil driven up by Russia's war in Ukraine, Indonesia's finance minister told Reuters on Friday.

Speculators' net long bets on the U.S. dollar fell for a third straight week, according to calculations by Reuters and U.S.

Boeing Co is preparing for a new delay in the 777X program that would push first deliveries by at least a year into early 2025, a source briefed on the matter told Reuters.

A U.S. judge on Friday refused to block TurboTax maker Intuit Inc from running ads for "free" tax filing that the Federal Trade Commission said deceived millions of taxpayers.

Military aid and arms for Ukraine

New food and beverage items are coming to Chick-fil-A's menu this spring.

Global mining companies must overcome COVID-related labour shortages and soaring production costs if they are to meet annual production targets, analysts said after downbeat quarterly reports.

McDonald's Corp on Friday defeated a union-backed organizing group's challenge to a settlement with a U.S.

Soybean oil prices soared to a record high on Friday as Indonesia's decision to effectively ban exports of palm oil heightened concerns about already depleted global supplies of alternative vegetable oils.

United CEO Scott Kirby said planes and airports are two of the safest places regarding COVID-19 due to their air filtration systems.

Mexico's Banorte said on Friday that "non-disclosure agreements" had been signed as a preliminary step toward a possible bid for Citigroup's Citibanamex subsidiary even as the Mexican lender targets organic growth with the planned launch of a digital bank.

Asian spot liquefied natural gas (LNG) prices were down this week on softer Spring demand but further downside is limited as Asian buyers are expected to start to return to the market.

A group of 18 U.S. House Republicans sent Twitter board members a letter on Friday asking them to preserve all records and materials relating to Tesla Chief Executive Elon Musk's offer to purchase Twitter, laying the groundwork for a potential investigation.

The recall affects over 20,000 child car seats, which could cause a child to choke from the loose pieces of foam.

French prosecutors issue international arrest warrant for Ghosn

A bill to guarantee minimum gas storage levels in Germany, whose underground facilities account for a quarter of the EU bloc's total capacity, will kick in from May 1 after parliamentary approval.

The European Union has finalized new legislation to require Big Tech to remove harmful content, the bloc's latest move to rein in the world's online giants.

The Princess Cruise and Norwegian cruise ships had least 95% of their passengers and crew fully vaccinated when the COVID outbreaks occurred.

Two-way sensation Shohei Ohtani has a net worth of $10 million.