Wall Street Journal
The rejection of Apple’s appeal attempt could create new options for companies such as Netflix and Spotify to sign up customers.
The deal adds simulation software to Synopsys’s chip-design offerings and expands the industries it targets.
Synopsys will acquire Ansys in a cash-and-stock deal giving the design-software company an enterprise value of about $35 billion.
Bitcoin ETFs are likely to make its bad performance in crises even worse, by bringing in even more speculators to what’s already mostly a speculative asset.
The victory by Lai Ching-te, seen by China as a dangerous separatist, will test efforts by President Biden and Xi Jinping to steady relations.
Tiny island nation of Nauru says it is switching recognition from Taipei to Beijing.
Everyone who buys smart devices can learn from VanMoof’s bankruptcy—and its uncertain future under new management.
Driving is one of the most important healthcare issues for teenagers, and this assessment can identify hidden dangers.
The acquisition of the private-equity firm would be BlackRock’s largest in 15 years.
With the Securities and Exchange Commission’s approval of U.S. exchange-traded funds holding bitcoin, cryptocurrency asset manager Grayscale Investments must focus more on managing risk and communicating with participants, Chief Financial Officer Ed McGee said.
The former U.S. vice president had been a board member since 2003.
The SEC’s X account breach and last year’s 23andMe hack show why everyone needs a second security layer.
The e-commerce company laid off thousands of employees last year across several business units.
Sainsbury’s third-quarter performance was positive given the grocery volumes and market-share gains, Shore Capital said, upgrading its forecast for the grocer’s full-year 2024 adjusted pretax profit by 1.5%.
The euro-dollar exchange rate looks comfortable at current levels, sticking to a narrow range around 1.0930 and showing few signs of moving too far away from this mark so far this week, DZ Bank Research said.
Platform CEO Linda Yaccarino is drawing on her TV roots to try to turn around the business.
Believers come out of the shadows after congressional hearings. “We’re not the people with the tinfoil hats anymore.”
Christopher Nolan’s historical epic swept up four film awards, while “Succession,” “Beef” and “The Bear” dominated the television categories.
The task is physically taxing and boring, and finding enough people willing to do it is getting harder. What’s proving even more difficult: building a robot that can do the job.