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TikTok, Tesla Are Just the Start of US-China Clash Over Big Data
The US push to ban TikTok marks a new phase in its approach to data security that could eventually impact everything from electric vehicles to health care, reshaping trade relations between the world’s biggest economies.
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China Central Bank Wants to Halt Bond-Buying Spree, Not Join It
Chinese markets are abuzz with talk that the central bank is about to start buying government bonds. The People’s Bank of China itself is grappling with a different problem: too many other people seem eager to buy them.
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Warren Buffett’s PacifiCorp Now Faces $30 Billion Fire Claim Demand
Berkshire Hathaway Inc.’s PacifiCorp now faces a demand for $30 billion from victims of Oregon’s 2020 Labor Day wildfires, an escalation of a legal onslaught on the largest grid operator in the western US.
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Macy’s Warns Workers They May Be Fired If They Don’t Return to the Office
Macy’s Inc. has issued a new mandate to its corporate employees: Get to the office two days a week or face disciplinary actions.
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Campus Protests Are Making Noise, Not Change
While pro-Palestine encampments are spreading fast, there’s little evidence students are any closer to forcing schools to divest.
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Chile Seeks Tighter Security Laws as Police Deaths Shock Country
Chile’s government is calling for updating security measures and a new antiterrorist law as the country grapples with the murder of three policemen during the weekend.
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Sound Inpatient Physicians and Lenders Draw Closer to Debt Deal
Sound Inpatient Physicians Inc. is in advanced discussions with a group of creditors for a deal that would extend the maturities of the hospital staffing firm’s first- and second-lien term loans to help stave off a cash crunch, according to people with knowledge of the situation.
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The ‘Silver Tsunami’ Will Test Australia’s Famed Retirement Program
On today’s Big Take podcast: Experts see Australia’s pension system as a success story. But many Australians still worry they don’t have enough saved.
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China’s US Assets Becoming ‘Hostages,’ Divestment-Advocate Says
China needs to further reduce its Treasuries holdings, in part to lessen the potential leverage of Washington over its Asian rival, according to a paper published by a Chinese state think tank.
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‘Most ambitious’ Vampire Survivors update yet features ‘immersive door opening action’ and ‘world premiere train mechanics’
The “AAAA” Vampire Survivors 1.10 update surprised dropped on Monday.
