The New York Times has filed a countersuit against the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, claiming the agency's lawsuit over its hiring practices is retaliation for the newspaper's critical coverage of the Trump administration.
Russia's main stock benchmark closed at its lowest point in three years on Friday, dragged down by significant losses in the mining, oil and gas, and power sectors.
The benchmark COLCAP index in Colombia advanced 0.65% to close the week, buoyed by gains across the industrial, services, and agriculture sectors. The Colombian peso also strengthened significantly against the U.S. dollar.
Fitch Ratings has revised its outlook on Moody's Corporation to Positive from Stable, affirming its 'BBB+' rating and citing the company's strong market position, robust free cash flow, and successful diversification into analytics.
Investors are scrutinizing artificial intelligence investments as massive infrastructure spending could dampen earnings growth and limit share buybacks, even as long-term demand remains strong, according to an analysis by ING.
Russia's benchmark stock index closed unchanged but hit a new three-year low, masking significant losses in major companies and a weakening ruble that pointed to underlying market stress.
The Oregon attorney general's office has pulled its legal request to delay the megamerger, accusing Paramount of non-compliance, though the deal still faces significant antitrust scrutiny from other states.
New York City will require businesses to offer a simple 'Click to Cancel' option for subscriptions and disclose all mandatory fees upfront, with new rules taking effect on October 1. The policy aims to eliminate so-called 'subscription traps' and hidden 'junk' fees.
A Georgian court has sentenced opposition politician Aleko Elisashvili to 13 years in prison for attempted terrorism, a verdict that comes amid rising political tensions and concerns over the country's democratic trajectory.
