Ukrainian forces pierced the first line of Russian fortifications in the nation’s southeast and are fighting to widen the breach, the nation’s defense chief said, in a bid for a potential breakthrough after its counteroffensive bogged down to the chagrin of Ukraine’s allies.
Tropical Storm Idalia strengthened near Cuba as it moves toward Florida’s west coast, threatening to strike as a major hurricane Wednesday with life-threatening rains and storm surge.
Italy approved a decree Monday which empowers it to take a stake in Telecom Italia SpA’s network business, part of an effort by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s increasingly activist government to assert more control over strategic assets.
Amazon.com Inc. Chief Executive Officer Andy Jassy told employees who refuse to comply with his return-to-office mandate that “it’s probably not going to work out for you,” according to a recording of a company meeting obtained by Insider.
US workers are becoming gloomier about the near-term business outlook for their employers, according to a new index.
Hawaiian Electric Industries Inc. soared after the utility pushed back against a lawsuit filed by Maui County that accused the company of starting the deadly Lahaina fire, suggesting that county’s fire department may be responsible for losing control of the blaze.
An artificial intelligence chatbot under development at Uber Technologies Inc. will offer recommendations to food-delivery customers and help them more quickly place orders, part of a race to integrate AI into popular apps.
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen cast unions as a panacea for economic challenges facing the middle class as the White House looks to bolster its argument — and make appeals — to organized labor.
The auctions of two- and five-year Treasury notes Monday drew the highest yields since before the 2008 financial crisis, reflecting the US bond-market selloff that deepened last week in anticipation of another Federal Reserve rate increase.
Instacart Inc. will be holding its much anticipated IPO in a matter of weeks. So what’s the grocery delivery company worth? That’s up for debate, but the guessing game is on.
