Wall Street sees the Fed starting to signal toward a recession ahead
The Wall Street consensus after the Federal Open Market Committee meeting concluded Wednesday was equally cautious.
China’s liaisons with Russia are fueling an awkward split among European leaders
China’s relationship with Russia is causing unease and division in the European Union.
In pictures: Violent clashes in Paris after Macron forces through pension changes
Protesters marched around the country and strikes hit various sectors as Emmanuel Macron’s televised interview failed to calm tensions.
OpenAI CEO admits a bug allowed some ChatGPT users to see others’ conversation titles
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman says the company fixed a vulnerability that meant some users were able to see the titles of chats from other users.
Watch live: TikTok CEO testifies before House committee as potential U.S. ban looms
TikTok CEO Shou Zi Chew will testify before the House Energy and Commerce Committee this morning as his company fights to stave off a potential ban in the U.S.
Ethereum co-founder says ether not a security, compares it to oil after regulator claims
Ethereum co-founder Joseph Lubin pushed back on the claim ether is a security Wednesday, saying he was “very confident” it wasn’t one.
Block shares plunge 15% after short seller Hindenburg says Jack Dorsey’s company facilitates fraud
Block shares plunged after noted short seller Hindenburg Research said the company’s flagship Cash App facilitates crime and lacks strong compliance controls.
Bank of England hikes interest rates by 25 basis points after inflation surprises
The Bank of England on Thursday hiked interest rates to their highest level since 2008 as it grapples with persistent high inflation.
Toshiba board accepts Japan Industrial Partners’ $15 billion buyout proposal
Toshiba Corp has accepted a buyout offer from a group led by private equity firm Japan Industrial Partners.
