There’s no legal precedent to know how courts will view an institution’s response to a student or employee refusing a COVID-19 vaccine under emergency-use status.
Losses that triggered the liquidation of positions approaching $30 billion in value bring to light complicated financial instruments used by European investors that are effectively banned in the U.S. but could still have spillover effects domestically.
Prestige dramas such as Hulu’s “The Handmaid’s Tale,” HBO’s “Mare of Easttown” and Apple’s “The Mosquito Coast” are on tap for April, as streaming services try to squeeze in their awards hopefuls before the Emmy deadline May 31.
The Senate’s top Republican said Monday that “confusion” related to the 2020 presidential election may explain why Republican men are more hesitant to get themselves vaccinated against COVID-19.
Investment banks Credit Suisse and Nomura said they would incur significant losses after the U.S.-based hedge fund was forced into a fire sale of assets and defaulted on its margin calls.
The S&P 500 index touched a record high on Friday for the 15th time this year, but stock market futures are pointing to a much more muted start to the trading week.
It has become something of a routine ritual for CEOs of the nation’s biggest tech companies to appear before Congress to be harshly criticized for allegedly engaging in monopolistic behavior, biased censorship and violations of privacy, but in the decade since the ascendance of Big Social Media, Congress has failed to back up their words with real legislation.
U.S. stock futures trade on the backfoot early Monday following reports of a large investment fund that was forced to sell massive holdings in stocks that some fear could ripple through the broader market.
News Corp is nearing an agreement to purchase the consumer arm of educational publisher Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Co., according to people familiar with the matter, which would mark the media company’s second deal in less than a week.
The liquidations appear to have left Archegos, which managed an estimated $10 billion of personal wealth for Hwang and his family, under extreme pressure following heavy losses.
The vast majority of America’s nearly 550,000 coronavirus deaths could have been prevented if the Trump administration had acted quickly and decisively, the former head of the White House pandemic task force now says.