Princeton’s Endowment Chief Andrew Golden to Retire After Almost 30 Years
Princeton University endowment chief Andrew Golden plans to retire next year after almost three decades at the helm.
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Fitch Sees Scope for ‘Digestible’ Tax Hike on Chile Copper Mines
Chile can raise the tax burden for copper producers by about 5 percentage points without significantly affecting the industry or its competitiveness, according to Fitch Ratings.
Consumers Expect Prices in Next Year to Climb by Most Since 2021 as Gas Costs Rise
US near-term inflation expectations jumped in early April by the most in nearly two years amid higher gas prices, but consumer sentiment still rose.
Lyft Investors Call for More Safety Protections for Drivers
A group of Lyft Inc. shareholders is calling on the company to establish stronger safety protections for drivers, change its shareholder voting structure and subject directors to annual elections.
Billionaire Brothers Rework Private Credit Bet on Los Angeles Real Estate Project
David and Simon Reuben are exploring ways to finalize one of Los Angeles’s biggest real estate projects after taking control over major parts of the $2.5 billion plan through debt financing deals.
Billionaire Josh Harris Is Expanding Sports Empire in His Post-Apollo Life
It was only two years ago that private equity titan Josh Harris appeared to be stepping back from deal-making, moving on after Marc Rowan was picked to succeed Leon Black atop Apollo Global Management Inc.
Boeing Falls as Parts Issue Stifles 737 Max Deliveries
Boeing Co. is pausing deliveries of some 737 Max jets to address a production issue on the rear end of some aircraft, dealing a setback to the US manufacturer just as it ramps up production of the model that’s a major cash cow for the company.
Oil Heads for Fourth Weekly Gain as IEA Sees Higher Price Threat
Oil headed for a fourth straight week of gains, supported by signs of a tightening global market that have the International Energy Agency warning of higher prices ahead.
DOJ Asks Supreme Court to Keep Abortion Pill Fully Available
The Biden administration asked the US Supreme Court to keep a widely used abortion pill fully available and pause court-ordered restrictions that are set to take effect Friday.
Finland Starts Building Fence on Parts of NATO’s Eastern Flank
Finland has kicked off a project to build a barrier to better protect its border with Russia, which now marks NATO’s new eastern flank.