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Trump authorized the CIA to smear the Chinese government with fake social-media accounts: Reuters
"We wanted them chasing ghosts," said a former official, who told Reuters the campaign was meant to…
Kwan Wei Kevin Tan
Global powers are helping Ukraine by giving it money frozen from Russia. That spells bad news for companies still doing business there.
Companies that stayed in Russia after its 2022 invasion of Ukraine may have their assets seized if …
Filip De Mott
Thomson Reuters is exploring an AI deal as more tech giants court news publishers
Media and information firm Thomson Reuters is the latest news publisher to consider striking a deal…
Dan Whateley
De-dollarization is not working out in China, where businesses are hanging onto their US dollars
Despite discussions about de-dollarization, the US dollar still dominates global foreign reserves, …
Huileng Tan
China is teaching the likes of Apple and Tesla a very painful business lesson
There's a new reality for American companies trying to do business in China, and it's only going to…
Hasan Chowdhury,Lina Batarags
Apple's shareholders will let it keep its AI business under wraps
The country's largest federation of labor unions, AFL-CIO, urged Apple and others for transparent A…
Grace Eliza Goodwin
Goldman's CEO is under fire from an influential investor advisor after a string of personnel and business missteps
David Solomon is facing scrutiny over personnel and business issues ahead of Goldman's annual meeti…
Meghan Morris
Tesla's only European factory is getting back to business after an arson attack shut it down
The gigafactory is gradually resuming production after workers reconnected it to the electricity gr…
Geoff Weiss
The FCC just closed major loopholes used by businesses and scammers to send an avalanche of unwanted calls and texts
The new ruling closes a major lead generation-based loophole that's plagued consumers for years.
Madison Hall
Mark Zuckerberg says WhatsApp is the 'next chapter' for Meta and could become a bedrock for business messaging
Meta's CEO told The New York Times he thought the "private social platform of the future" would loo…
Jyoti Mann
Vladimir Putin says that inflation in Russia is making it 'practically impossible' for businesses to plan
Inflation in Russia rose to 5.15% in August, well-above the central bank's 4% inflation target.
Jennifer Sor
China is a stormy place to do business right now after shock exec arrests and Foxconn probes
In the last 48 hours, news emerged that China arrested execs at WPP agency GroupM, and is probing F…
Beatrice Nolan
Carlsberg would rather lose its Russian business than negotiate a deal with Moscow, and it shows how hard it is for companies to exit the market
"There is no way around the fact that they have stolen our business in Russia, and we are not going…
Huileng Tan
Argentine peso hits record low as Milei says 'it can't be worth excrement' while businesses oppose dollarization
"Those pieces of trash don't even work as fertilizers," presidential frontrunner Javier Milei said …
Filip De Mott
Google heads to court in a landmark trial that puts its search business in the crosshairs. Here's what's at stake.
Google's lawsuit with the Department of Justice over alleged anticompetitive practices heads to tri…
Hugh Langley
Morgan Stanley's wealth business just keeps on winning
It's been a difficult year for banks, but Morgan Stanley has stayed somewhat insulated thanks to it…
Dan DeFrancesco
Jamie Dimon's 'tone deaf' return to office mandate is getting pushback from JPMorgan staffers, who are complaining about being stuck on Zoom calls even while in the office: Reuters
Employees vented about an April 12 memo requiring senior staff to be in the office five days a week…
Nidhi Pandurangi
A former Chinese official is telling property developers to 'transform' their businesses as there are more than enough empty homes to house all of China
He Kang suggested the Chinese government and companies can buy up empty homes and rent them out to …
Huileng Tan
Staples is trying to buy Office Depot for a third time, this time offering $2.1 billion in cash for the competitor
Previous attempts by Staples to buy its office supply competitor in recent decades have been shot d…
Reuters,Graham Rapier
Amazon boosted its business in China by blocking reviews on books by leader Xi Jinping and following Communist Party 'edicts,' says Reuters investigation
The Chinese Government demanded that Amazon restrict comments and reviews on books by Xi Jinping, t…