Month: October 2021

Exxon, Chevron and other large oil companies are reporting the strongest quarterly revenue since before the start of the pandemic and pulling back on spending.

The Facebook CEO’s plan to focus on the metaverse is a bold play as he and the company are under more scrutiny than ever.

The Chinese real-estate developer made an overdue interest payment on dollar bonds shortly before the end of a 30-day grace period, buying time to organize its finances and negotiate with creditors.

Investors remain watchful of how corporate leaders are managing disruptions as the pandemic’s effects drag on.

The social-media service will retain the Facebook name even as the umbrella company readies billions of dollars in investments in its new mixed-reality platform.

Exor said it signed a memorandum of understanding to sell PartnerRe to Covéa Coopérations for $9 billion, generating a large cash gain that the Agnelli family holding company can direct toward new investments.

Barbara Kingsbury, who was diagnosed with cervical cancer two years ago, died in June, and her husband is still paying the bills. Newly public data reveal how some patients end up paying more at hospitals—and how little control consumers have over the amounts, even with insurance.