A third weekend of French demonstrations and a night of rioting in Frankfurt point to a wider European reckoning over wages, welfare and the price of living.
Fed Holds Rates in Rare Split as Cook Breaks With Consensus to Back a HikeThe $3.535 billion all-cash deal extends LSEG's push into private and distressed-credit data, one of the hottest corners of financial information.
The corporate-card startup's valuation has more than doubled since June, underscoring investors' continued appetite for fast-growing fintech challengers to the banks.
Attacks on tankers and Saudi infrastructure are keeping a floor under prices even as the eight-month Iran war periodically looks close to cooling.
OpenAI Cuts Fundraising Target by $10 Billion as Wall Street Grows Wary of the AI BuildoutThe ChatGPT maker now wants up to $20 billion instead of $30 billion, trimming its valuation target to $1.25 trillion as investors weigh years of infrastructure spending against uncertain returns.
Federal data show influenza arriving weeks ahead of its usual schedule, with H1N1 dominant and hospital admissions forecast to keep rising.
A new theory from Southampton and IIT Kanpur gives a forgotten heavy neutrino a starring role in why matter won out over antimatter.
A new request for industry ideas could extend the 35-year-old observatory's life — or guide its final, controlled return to Earth.
Aaron Sorkin's courtroom drama returns to Lincoln Center with Bradley Whitford and newcomer Tom Blyth — reviewers can't agree on whether four decades have been kind to it.