US Business

Getting an offer from Bending Spoons, which owns AOL, has become harder than getting into Harvard.

The publication countersued the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, alleging a discrimination suit it filed on behalf of white, male editor is unlawful

The casino giant has been negotiating a potential deal with Diller’s People Inc. after the media mogul offered to buy it in June, according to people familiar with the matter.

Plus, Trump uses an old Air Force One after Israel’s threat warning, and our quiz shows how your values stack up against other Americans’.

The Ryanair flight had climbed to 16,000 feet before turning back to land, after an engine issue led to a dislodged window and a passenger getting partially pulled through the opening.

Nigerian industrialist Aliko Dangote bet big on oil refining—and now his wealth has surged by billions of dollars this year.

Fidji Simo won’t return from medical leave, leaving a major role to fill as the AI giant prepares to go public.

Federal regulators are expected to certify Boeing’s second-to-last version of its 737 later this month, marking a significant—albeit belated—milestone for the plane maker.

Plus, investors’ wartime jitters subside, and the World Cup favorites have learned to defeat soccer’s ‘dark arts.’

The streamer is rethinking some of its core strategies to compete with rivals.