Southwest Airlines cut its revenue guidance for the current quarter, citing complexities in adapting to shifts in booking patterns.
Gold was little changed in early Asian trading, as investors await key U.S. inflation data due later this week.
Japanese stocks were lower, dragged by falls in pharmaceutical and machinery stocks, as uncertainty over the Bank of Japan’s policy outlook and borrowing costs continued.
Judge says former Outcome Health CEO Rishi Shah, who prosecutors say drove a billion-dollar fraud scheme, hurt confidence in the market.
A Houston judge says that a $250 million loan to the Platinum Equity-owned aerospace parts distributor wasn’t authorized under its debt agreements.
University task forces, created to help combat campus bias, released recommendations on what changes should be made.
Soldiers in Bolivia stormed the presidential palace on Wednesday in what President Luis Arce called an attempt to overthrow his government.
Cohen has fought a lawsuit over his trading, saying it was all above board.
A 6-3 majority ducks the First Amendment problem when government pressures tech platforms to limit speech it doesn’t like. Justice Alito writes a powerful dissent.
The Administration expands write-offs for more of his favored voters without Congressional approval.
The agency admits it failed to protect the tax records of ‘thousands.’
The last thing the world needs is a trade war over China’s currency.
Altria Group said its wholly owned subsidiary Helix Innovations submitted the application for three on! Plus varieties, tobacco, mint and wintergreen.
Sinha discusses how his father’s infectious ambition and being grounded in an ‘outsider perspective’ led him from hard circumstances in Bihar to his cybersecurity firm’s $5.5 billion market cap.
A presidential debate on the issues is what most voters want. Don’t hold your breath.
The New York Times disparaged my research based on vague criticisms by progressive academics.
Neither party can win without expanding its appeal to swing voters and even defectors.
After defeating Rep. Jamaal Bowman in New York, groups set their sights on another Democrat, Rep. Cori Bush in Missouri.
NATO and Operation Warp Speed show the path to supporting medical innovation.
Hospital chains and universities are businesses more than charities. They don’t deserve a break.
