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OPEC+ agreed to stick to its oil output targets two days after the Group of Seven nations agreed to a price cap on Russian oil, delegates said.

The federal funds benefited some well-off medical systems but weren’t enough for many that were struggling to provide pandemic care, according to a Wall Street Journal analysis; “We sorely needed that money.”

The busy entrepreneur’s propensity for ambitious, fuzzy deadlines—familiar to followers of his companies—is now on display at the social-media platform.

Company’s license to pump oil depends on progress toward free elections by the Maduro regime and its opponents.

A Florida lawmaker said Robert Iger’s return as Disney CEO has boosted the prospects that the state could work out a new deal with the entertainment company.

FTX’s founder said he couldn’t explain what happened to billions of dollars that customers of his failed cryptocurrency exchange sent to the bank accounts of his trading firm.

An advertising slowdown, economic worries and strains of the shift to streaming have many major media companies in cost-cutting mode.

The proposal still needs to be approved by union leaders and then would have to be ratified by Delta’s pilots. But an agreement would set a bar for rivals that are also trying to hammer out new contracts.

The threat of a railroad strike this month revealed potential new risks of supply-chain disruptions just as pandemic-era bottlenecks were fading. 

Burned by Covid lockdowns and worker protests at Foxconn plants, the iPhone maker is looking to diversify the supply chain that has powered its growth.