Samsung Electronics Gets $6.4 Billion for Texas Chip Plants
The expansion includes a second factory, an advanced chip-packaging facility and research-and-development capabilities.
The expansion includes a second factory, an advanced chip-packaging facility and research-and-development capabilities.
The president faces pressure from both his left and right on the Middle East conflict.
Global buyout firm CVC said it plans to float on Euronext Amsterdam, raising $266 million in new money from the IPO.
Economic fundamentals suggest more widening of the Treasury-Bund yield spreads, Commerzbank Research said.
BNP Paribas is buying Fosun’s 9% shareholding in Belgium insurer Ageas for roughly $777 million.
Samsung Electronics has overtaken Apple as the top smartphone provider, while Chinese companies took a bigger slice of the global market, according to research firm International Data Corporation.
The People’s Bank of China kept key policy rates steady and drained liquidity from the banking sector as economic data shows fresh signs of weakness.
Artificial intelligence is quickly evolving, but copyright law is still playing catch-up. A lawyer breaks down three of the biggest cases to explain how the law is evolving with this technology.
The American-led effort was years in the making and hadn’t been battle-tested when Tehran launched its missile and drone barrage against Israel.
Recent acquisitions have lifted to more than $260 billion alternative assets under the management of Franklin Templeton, which has been grappling with a steady stream of outflows from its legacy mutual-fund business.
A series of weak auctions for U.S. Treasurys are stoking investors’ concerns that markets will struggle to absorb a coming rush of government debt spearheaded by about $386 billion up for sale in May.
The U.S. continues to accelerate its push for clean energy but the market for rooftop solar power is shrinking, pummeled by high interest rates, tight credit and cuts to solar incentives.
GE’s famed management academy at Crotonville, N.Y., was sold to an entity composed of real-estate investors and family offices for $22 million.
A two-decade bet on a biotech company turned into a roughly $8 billion windfall for investors in the Baker Bros. Advisors hedge fund after Pfizer bought Seagen.
Global buyout firm CVC was set to kick off an Amsterdam share sale, targeting a valuation of up to $16 billion in the latest sign of a pickup in initial public offerings.
Biden urged Israel to use caution in any response to Iran’s unprecedented attack and pressed allies for a united diplomatic front in a bid to stop the hostilities from spiraling into open warfare that could engulf the Middle East and entangle the U.S.
The Justice Department was under growing pressure to reach a plea deal with Julian Assange after Australia asked for one and more difficulties arose in securing the WikiLeaks founder’s extradition to the U.S. from the U.K.
The chair of the Senate Commerce Committee, Maria Cantwell, said the content of a bill to end China’s control of TikTok remains in play.
Environmentalists and charter boat captains are arguing over a proposed rule aimed at protecting whales that would limit vessel speeds along a stretch of the Atlantic Ocean at certain times of the year.
Trump will become the first former president to sit for a criminal trial when he appears in a New York court to defend himself against accusations he directed an illegal scheme to pay off a porn star.
A tepid economic recovery, fear of Russian aggression, and the prospect of a Trump electoral victory in the U.S. are nudging Europe closer to China.
Many U.S. colleges have lucrative contracts with companies based in China, despite deepening rivalries between the countries.
As the war reaches the one-year mark, U.N. agencies warn that 700,000 Sudanese children could die from hunger in 2024.
A surge in oil prices is unlikely near term in the wake of the latest escalation in the Middle East, given ample spare OPEC capacity and an already-high geopolitical risk premium, ANZ said.