The dollar hit a new five-year high on the yen on Friday after a strong U.S.
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Russia curbs Instagram over 'death to invaders' posting rule
U.S. regulators on Thursday issued final rules eliminating the need for automated vehicle manufacturers to equip fully autonomous vehicles with manual driving controls to meet crash standards.
Japan's household spending rose in January but the business mood sank in the first quarter as rising raw material costs squeezed corporate margins, leaving the country's resource-poor economy facing a hard grind ahead.
New Zealand's tight COVID-19 bubble was once globally lauded but for local business, the strict border controls increasingly feel like a straitjacket as a lack on foreign workers and tourists squeezes the island nation's economy.
Apple has had a simple business strategy: release several models of high-priced iPhones to market to affluent global consumers.
U.S. shale producers and OPEC, who not long ago were waging a price war, this week found themselves on similar sides as oil prices have surged well above $100 a barrel: in no rush to rapidly boost production.
Aircraft lessor BOC Aviation Ltd believes a deadline giving lessors just over two weeks left to end contracts with Russian carriers due to sanctions over its invasion of Ukraine is "unrealistic", a senior executive said on Thursday.
Rivian Automotive Inc warned on Thursday that supply-chain issues could cut its planned production in half in 2022 to 25,000 vehicles, sending shares of the EV maker down more than 12% in extended trading.
Six South American nations are proposing the exclusion of fertilizer from sanctions on Russia, a major world producer whose invasion of Ukraine has disrupted supplies, Brazil's Agriculture Minister Tereza Cristina Dias said on Thursday.
'Scourge to humanity': victims of opioid abuse address Sacklers
Biden walks tightrope between need for oil and push to go green
Oracle Corp forecast fourth-quarter profit above Wall Street estimates as the legacy software firm expects its heavy cloud investments to pay off, as more businesses ramp up their spending to support hybrid work and transition to cloud.
Brazil's Petrobras hikes prices, ignoring Bolsonaro
PNC surveyed small businesses owners before the Russian invasion of Ukraine and continued war in the region, which could speed up price hikes.
Several public advocacy groups on Thursday called on U.S.
Utility executives said on Thursday that their industry is facing higher costs in years to come to deal with the twin challenges of the transition to clean energy and protecting grids against worsening climate events.
Stock splits are becoming fashionable for megacap U.S. companies.
Burger King will no longer support its franchisees in Russia amid the attacks on Ukraine.
Investors are bracing for a hit to U.S. earnings as oil and other commodity costs skyrocket and major U.S.
Elon Musk's partner Grimes reveals new baby daughter 'Y'
The U.S. carmaker plans to review its policy after three months. Ukraine conscripted reservists aged 18-60, with a maximum service period of one year.
United Airlines allowed unvaccinated employees to return to work
Generali's second-biggest investor, construction tycoon Francesco Gaetano Caltagirone, plans to put forward his own candidate to lead Italy's biggest insurer, challenging the reappointment of chief executive Philippe Donnet.
Rising inflation worldwide undermines consumer spending, the most significant component of every country’s Gross Domestic Product, and raises serious concerns among economists about the fate of the economic recovery from the pandemic recession.
There are more job openings than the number of people without jobs.
TikTok is nearing a deal for Oracle Corp to store its U.S.
TikTok is nearing a deal for Oracle Corp to store its U.S.
Goldman Sachs announced on Thursday that it would be winding down its operations in Russia, but other major Western banks are more reluctant to cut ties just yet.
