Month: June 2021

Businesses would pay a minimum tax rate of at least 15%, the Group of Seven rich nations agreed, in a significant step toward delivering a global minimum rate sought by the Biden administration.

U.S. cellphone carriers are offering deep discounts on new smartphones to defend their customer base, in deals that come with long-term commitments.

Entrepreneurs who create bitcoin have long flourished in the nation, despite an uneasy relationship with the central government. A recent warning of a crackdown highlights the cryptocurrency’s tenuous status in China, and might send some crypto miners to the West.

Experts aren’t sure when, if ever, we’ll have truly autonomous vehicles that can drive anywhere without help. First, AI will need to get a lot smarter.

William Ackman ended one of the biggest guessing games on Wall Street by unveiling his $40 billion deal with Universal Music, but a new one begins as investors puzzle over the transaction.

The investigations into the tech giant’s classified-ads service Marketplace ramp up regulatory scrutiny for the company in Europe.

Aircraft owners are junking fewer planes than just before the pandemic, as prices for spare parts remain low and airlines look to retain the ability to ramp up again quickly.

Kamau Bobb has apologized for a 2007 post saying Jews had an “insatiable appetite for war.”