Former Apple Lawyer Pleads Guilty to Insider Trading
The official was the senior director of corporate law at Apple until he was fired in late 2018.
Uber Safety Report Says Sexual Assaults Down but Rate of Traffic Deaths Up
The company’s second safety report, delayed by the pandemic, is part of a campaign to assure customers that its rides are not dangerous.
Income and Spending Rose Less Than Prices in May
After the latest monthly consumer data, some analysts expect a second straight quarter of decline in the U.S. gross domestic product.
D.E. Shaw Ordered to Pay $52 Million in Defamation Case
An arbitration settlement ends a dispute between D.E. Shaw and one of its former partners, Daniel Michalow, who was ousted over sexual misconduct allegations.
Euro Pacific Bank Operations Suspended by Puerto Rico Regulator
An international group of tax authorities had moved two years ago to stop the boutique online bank from serving as a vehicle for suspected tax evasion and money laundering.
Netflix Says It’s Business as Usual. Is That Good Enough?
Long Hollywood’s leading innovator, the streaming service is staying the course, despite serious challenges to its business and questions about its content.
Income and spending rose less than prices in May.
Consumer spending, adjusted for inflation, fell for the first time this year.
After Stock Market’s Worst Start in 50 Years, Some See More Pain Ahead
At the halfway point of the year, it’s been a historically horrible time for stocks. Bonds are in bad shape, too.
Spirit Calls Off Vote on Frontier Bid as Talks with JetBlue Continue
Spirit Airlines said it would continue to talk with both suitors, putting off a shareholder vote until July 8.
As Dockworkers Near Contract’s End, Many Others Have a Stake
West Coast longshoremen and port operators say they’re determined to reach an agreement, but truckers and retailers relying on cargo are uneasy.
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