USTA, US Open hoping unvaccinated Novak Djokovic gets special nod to enter country
The U.S. vaccine requirement for foreign air travelers is not expected to be lifted before the main draw begins at Indian Wells on March 9.
Taiwan’s Foxconn seeks chip, EV cooperation with India
Apple has been shifting production away from China after the country’s strict Covid-19 restrictions disrupted the manufacturing of new-model iPhones.
U.S. intel on China considering lethal aid for Putin’s war was gleaned from Russian officials
The White House publicly warned of China possibly supplying weapons to Russia after corroborating the initial intelligence with other sources, officials say.
iPhone supplier Foxconn will build a factory in India, moving away from China: Report
Foxconn will build a new iPhone factory in India’s Karnataka state, bringing about 100,000 jobs to Bengaluru, Bloomberg reported.
This half-century old fund seeks out global value and has Warren Buffett’s style all over it
The First Eagle Global Fund reflects the teachings and principles of Benjamin Graham and Warren Buffett, his most famous disciple.
Google execs tell employees in testy all-hands meeting that Bard A.I. isn’t just about search
After rolling out Bard as an AI service largely for search, Google executives appear to be pivoting away from that focus without providing specific use cases.
Full-time office work is ‘dead’: 3 labor experts weigh in on the future of remote work
The pandemic-era trend of working from home has staying power, due to benefits for workers and their employers, labor economists said.
Morgan Stanley’s favorite stocks to play the $6 trillion A.I. internet opportunity
Ramping AI-based innovation will result in new and improved search tools, AI assistants, stronger social and more, according to Morgan Stanley.
The cheapest and most expensive U.S. airports to fly out of—JFK, LAX didn’t make either list
CivMetrics collected the average cost of flights in and out of the100 busiest airports in the U.S. based on data from the Bureau of Transportation Services.
The Fed and a big jobs report could drive the market in the week ahead, as investors watch rates
The seesaw-like tension between interest rates and stocks should remain in play, as investors focus on Fed Chairman Jerome Powell and the February jobs report.
