The United States and six other countries imposed sanctions on Wednesday on 25 corporations, banks and people linked to Iran's support for militant networks including Hezbollah, the U.S. Treasury Department said in a statement.
Fidelity Investments cut the value of Contrafund's stake in WeWork Companies Inc by 35per cent in September amid turmoil surrounding the office-sharing startu-p's failed initial public offering (IPO).
General Electric Co is not planning for the Boeing Co 737 MAX jetliner to return to service this year, GE Chief Executive Officer Larry Culp said during an earnings phone conference on Wednesday.
LONDON: Calls by China's president to put blockchain at the heart of the country's innovation could tip the scales towards Beijing in the global race to lead in the fledgling technology, analysts and investors said. Xi Jinping said last week that China should accelerate the development of ...
More tourists visited Singapore in the second quarter of this year compared to the same period last year but they spent less, the Singapore Tourism Board said in a report on Wednesday (Oct 30).
Former Nissan Motor Co Ltd boss Carlos Ghosn denied any impropriety over payments he made during his time at the automaker, following a newspaper report that Japanese tax authorities determined he used company money for private use.
Germany and India are likely to sign agreements including a partnership on the use of artificial intelligence in farming during a three-day visit to New Delhi by Chancellor Angela Merkel that begins on Thursday, the German ambassador said.
SAN FRANCISCO: When Apple Inc reports results on Wednesday (Oct 30), Wall Street expects flat fiscal fourth-quarter sales and lower full-year revenue compared with the prior year, mostly because of declining iPhone sales. Yet Apple's stock price has hit all-time highs in recent weeks, as has its ...
U.S. stock index futures were little changed on Wednesday as investors digested a fresh batch of earnings reports ahead of a widely expected interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve later in the day.
The rapid rise of crash-avoidance technology has set carmakers and repair shops on course for a collision that could determine who controls the US$800 billion auto aftermarket in the digital age.
