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The moon rush is on: Artemis II is ready to fly, as Musk, Bezos and NASA race to make the lunar economy a reality.
Poverty in Argentina fell to the lowest level since the first half of 2018 in another victory for President Javier Milei, even as the disinflation process stalls.
The database giant would be the latest tech company to initiate layoffs as it frees up capital to spend on AI projects.
President Donald Trump reportedly told aides he would end the war in Iran without reopening the trade route.
Banks led by JPMorgan Chase & Co. changed the terms of their $7.2 billion debt offering to fund the buyout of Sealed Air Corp., in a bid to break a stalemate with investors who have balked at some of the deal’s provisions.
Federal Reserve Governor Michael Barr said stablecoins present some areas of concern tied to potential money laundering and financial stability risks, in a warning for banking agencies as officials craft regulations.
Jack Dorsey is pitching artificial intelligence as a replacement for middle managers in his reimagined view of how technology companies should function, weeks after Block Inc. announced it was cutting nearly half its staff.
The company’s market cap reached a high of more than $4 billion on its first day of trading, but never again came close to that.
Mercedes is investing $4 billion in its Alabama plant through 2030 in a push to increase production as the automaker targets a 28% rise in U.S. car sales.
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Nvidia has also made $2 billion investments in CoreWeave, Nebius and Coherent in recent months.
Stock traders triggered a euphoric rally on Tuesday afternoon, piling into US equities after Iran’s official news agency said the country’s president was willing to end its war with America.
Stock traders triggered a euphoric rally on Tuesday afternoon, piling into US equities after Iran’s official news agency said the country’s president was willing to end its war with America.
Vale Base Metals executives emphasized a focus on developing existing assets instead of chasing acquisitions at an investor event while downplaying the likelihood of a near-term initial public offering of the Vale SA unit.
Twitter shareholders gained traction in another lawsuit against Elon Musk over the run up to his 2022 buyout of the social media platform, with a judge granting class-action status to the investors.
Colombia’s central bank delivered a full percentage-point increase to its key interest rate after Finance Minister German Avila walked out of the policy meeting, underscoring a deepening rift between President Gustavo Petro’s government and the monetary authority.
Colombia’s central bank delivered a full percentage-point increase to its key interest rate after Finance Minister German Avila walked out of the policy meeting, underscoring a deepening rift between President Gustavo Petro’s government and the monetary authority.
While there's still plenty of uncertainty about where rates are headed, Wall Street commentary shifted back to expectations for cuts.
President Donald Trump has reportedly told aides that he’s willing to end the U.S. military campaign against Iran even if the strait remains largely closed.
A group of senior lenders to Solera Holdings Inc., including Apollo Global Management Inc. and Pacific Investment Management Co., has tapped a legal adviser ahead of the software company’s debt maturing in 2028, according to people familiar with the situation.
“My parents knew nothing about finance and investing, so my buddies and I had to figure it out on our own.”
The company’s market cap reached a high of more than $4 billion on its first day of trading, but never again came close to that.
The restart of some 50,000 barrels a day of oil production off the coast of California will have have “no impact” on oil prices, the state’s Attorney General said in an interview on Bloomberg Televison.
The US municipal market’s worst month in more than two years has cheapened the debt enough to lure some investors looking to add to their tax-exempt holdings.
Europe is expected to have enough jet fuel to avoid shortages in April, according to people directly involved in the aviation fuel market. But that situation could change in May, as the conflict in the Middle East continues to rock global energy markets.