Nordea to pay $35 million for anti-money-laundering violations, and a TotalEnergies unit will pay $48 million over alleged gasoline futures manipulation. Also, AI regulation is coming, and Fortune 500 companies are bracing for its impact.
Rules meant to prevent criminals from laundering illicit money through investments or real estate are slated to go into effect by the beginning of 2025.
As the brands she founded seek to recapture her magic, the late designer’s husband and collaborators reflect on what made her special: “Katy was more subversive than anyone knew.”
Carmakers are grappling with the dilemmas artificial intelligence will face on the road.
U.S. natural gas prices were stead with the September contract due to expire Wednesday amid concerns about the pace at which the large inventory surplus is shrinking.
Appliance makers come up with hyperspecific settings that can leave users baffled. ‘Is there really a setting for chocolate on my washing machine?’
Selections from ‘The Shape of Things : How Mapmakers Picture Our World’ by Dean Robbins, illustrated by Matt Tavares
When a little-known benchwarmer named Joe Burrow emerged unexpectedly to become the best passer in the country five years ago, it laid a blueprint for late bloomers to find success after switching schools.
The military said the move was aimed at preventing attacks originating from the Palestinian territory, which is developing into a third front for Israel.
Having gone through cost cutting, the toolmaker is poised to benefit from a housing rebound.
The Chinese EV giant said first-half net profit rose on higher electric-vehicle sales despite weak demand in the world’s largest auto market.
With a broader assortment of clothing and other items, executives hope to lure in new shoppers and keep existing ones.
A Wall Street Journal poll shows people want a home, a family and a comfortable retirement, but say those goals are tough to achieve even with hard work.
The cybersecurity vendor is set to release earnings Wednesday, its first quarterly report since causing a global tech outage in July.
The exchange company has diversified into more services for banks, including anti-financial crime tools.
So-called credit-builder cards let users deposit money to pay bills. The fintechs say this counts as borrowing. The companies that create credit scores and reports aren’t so sure.
The shopping-and-delivery platform delivered another solid quarter, with profit more than doubling despite stiff competition in the Chinese delivery market.
The Chinese electric-vehicle maker guided for higher deliveries in the third quarter after a challenging second quarter.
After quarters of triumphs, Temu owner PDD tamps down investors’ enthusiasm with a list of challenges.
The nation’s doctor says parents are lonely. Maybe it’s really the powerlessness of parenthood that’s gotten us down.
Lego posted higher sales in the first half of the year as consumers, particularly those in the Americas and Europe, scrambled to get their hands on the toy-brick maker’s sets in defiance of a slowdown in the industry.
Stock futures held steady ahead of the chip maker’s earnings, which have become a litmus test for the staying power of the AI boom. The results are due after the closing bell.
Prudential PLC reported higher adjusted operating profit in the first half of the year on higher profits from its insurance and asset-management businesses.
Bank of Japan Deputy Gov. Ryozo Himino has backed the case for further interest-rate hikes if the economy and prices grow as expected, echoing recent comments from the central bank’s chief.
Democrats are challenging new certification rules in Georgia, while Republicans are launching efforts to target voter-registration procedures in Arizona and North Carolina.
