Sales for the French tire manufacturer fell to €6.64 billion from €6.96 billion in the first quarter of last year.
The company’s cloud-computing unit hasn’t made as big a splash as its rivals in AI, betting instead that businesses want to use a variety of AI models.
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Large medical organizations lose physician leadership and with it healthcare quality and cost-effectiveness.
First-quarter results at regional banks show the uneven toll of higher interest rates.
And green energy priorities, too. He instead leaves critical resource extraction in foreign powers’ hands.
Withholding from employees’ paychecks and electronic tolls both numb the pain of rampant government spending.
The difference between Vietnam draftees and volunteer soldiers in the Panama invasion and Gulf War was obvious.
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U.S. crude oil stocks fell by 6.4 million barrels last week, in the first withdrawal in five weeks while refineries increased their capacity use
The nation’s biggest business lobbying group and a national tax-services firm sued the Federal Trade Commission.
Bank Indonesia unexpectedly lifted interest rates as it looks to bolster its tumbling currency. It is unlikely to be the last amid a global pivot to the U.S. delaying rate cuts.
The EU has launched two new probes into allegations of unfair Chinese business practices, days ahead of a visit from Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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Far more pooches are working in the justice system, but defense lawyers worry their cuteness could sway juries; ‘Comet’ sports a vest and bow tie and sits in the witness box.
U.S. natural gas futures fell, with the market stuck in a range weighing lower production and a pickup in LNG demand against the inventory surplus which is expected to grow with this week’s storage report.
The intensity of protests on college campuses and other locations could mean they would continue through the summer.
Larger hospital systems negotiate higher pay from insurers that show up as higher premiums for workers.
Tesla’s plan for a more affordable model that might revive growth and cash flows has been accelerated at the expense of ambition.
Chaos broke out after five horses from the Household Cavalry were spooked by construction work.
The FTC bans noncompete agreements that restrict job switching, and prosecutors allege scheme to supply Venezuelan oil company with aircraft parts. Also, crypto industry groups sue SEC over new 'dealer' rule.
The Minnesota Timberwolves’ Anthony Edwards has every move in the book. He got them off of his smartphone.
