Videogame maker Electronic Arts relied on artificial intelligence to create images of many of the 11,000 players seen in its newest Madden college-football game.
Luxury brands including Burberry and Yves Saint Laurent are taking a once-taboo step and cutting prices to win back important middle-class customers who had recently been neglected.
Boeing has a parking problem: About 200 fully or mostly finished but undelivered airplanes are sitting around, failing to deliver much-needed cash and presenting logistical challenges.
The stock market has suddenly turned upside down. Few investors saw the shift coming, and many are puzzled by what is behind it.
Party supporters including Reid Hoffman and George Soros have lined up behind the vice president, while some call for an open process.
Voters thought the faltering president was too old, but allies looked the other way, advisers defended his abilities and the Democratic Party boxed out other candidates.
China’s central bank unexpectedly cut a key policy rate to support the country’s ailing economy, just days after a flurry of data showed that a lopsided recovery might have lost some steam.
Vacation homeowners flock to the southern New Jersey community during the summer, when the population swells from 800 to 20,000.
Whether you call it charisma, charm or magnetism, some people seem like naturals. Good news: It can be learned.
JGB futures edged higher in the morning Tokyo session, tracking gains in most U.S. Treasurys.
Japanese stocks were lower, dragged by falls in auto and electronics stocks, as caution continues over domestic earnings and the Bank of Japan’s policy outlook.
USD’s reaction to U.S. President Biden’s withdrawal is likely to be “small” as market participants probably expect a victory by former president Trump anyway, said CBA.
Gold rose in early Asian trade in a likely technical recovery after gold futures dropped by more than 2% on Friday.
Oil prices rose in the early Asian session in a likely technical rebound after prices marked their lowest finish since mid-June on Friday.
Woodside Energy plans to acquire Tellurian and its proposed liquefied natural gas development in the southern U.S. for around $900 million, doubling down on demand for a fuel used in power generation as the world pivots away from coal.
Julia Sebutinde’s dissent is the real news in the International Court of Justice’s nonbinding opinion.
His reaction to Biden’s decision was small-minded and divisive.
His decision to drop out of the 2024 presidential race is in the nation’s interests, even if it was begrudging.
The U.S. told Israel it would deter the terrorists in Yemen. It has failed.
The right gained in European Union elections, but the same old crowd will rule.
As Americans focus on the campaign, the world asks what our global role will be for the next six months.
It won’t be surprising if Middle Kingdom naval vessels begin docking at Chancay.
By dropping out, he removes all doubt that Americans were played for suckers.
We once thought of betting as a stain on the nation. Now it’s part of the fabric of our professional sports.
Skydance’s David Ellison breaks it as he spends his own money to acquire the studio.
