From the BBC World Service: The fast-fashion giant was hoping to celebrate its first physical store opening in Paris today, but a dark cloud hangs over the retailer.
The recent publicity could allow the company to get a good deal on Kenvue, which makes Tylenol, Band-Aids, and other household products.
From the BBC World Service: Starbucks is selling the majority stake of its business in China as part of a $4 billion deal.
The chipmaker has made dozens of investments in AI-related companies just this year, including its latest in Nokia.
Operating as a public benefit corporation will help OpenAI attract investors and compete with other tech giants.
Transformative new technology — the internet, the car, the steam engine — historically leads to new, better jobs for humans. What about AI?
It’s probably a net loss for customers. But more mergers are expected.
After nearly 200 years, Baker & Taylor, a major distributor of shelf-ready library books, will be closing in early January.
As credit card companies ratchet up the prices on premium cards, they’re also ratcheting up the perks as they compete for the wealthiest consumers.
When sports betting started popping up on prediction market sites, companies like DraftKings and FanDuel felt they had to respond in kind.
