Uber Agrees to Pay Disabled Riders to Settle Federal Lawsuit
The Justice Department sued Uber last year for charging fees to passengers who took extra time to get into their vehicles.
The Justice Department sued Uber last year for charging fees to passengers who took extra time to get into their vehicles.
Federal authorities are investigating a surge in trading that preceded the announcement of a $300 million deal with the former president’s media company.
Treasury Secretary Janet L. Yellen’s signature achievement is in jeopardy if the United States cannot ratify the tax agreement that she brokered.
Despite better-than-expected profit, the Wall Street giant’s leaders said they would slow hiring and review stock repurchases as the economy becomes more “uncertain.”
The purchase reflects confidence that the large version of the aircraft, the Max 10, will win regulatory approval.
The company hopes a new interface — replacing a much-maligned predecessor — will make the streaming service easier and more inviting for viewers.
The longtime lieutenant to Jeff Bezos has made more changes than many expected since becoming C.E.O.
The toymaker will reintroduce three toy lines this week at Comic-Con as part of a strategy to dig deeper into its intellectual property portfolio.
Jeff Bezos’ successor has set himself apart with a hands-on approach in Washington.
But Russia’s war in Ukraine creates uncertainty about where energy funds will go in the second half of the year.