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‘Fearless Girl’ Lawsuit by State Street Settles on Eve of Trial
State Street Corp. and the artist it commissioned to create Wall Street’s Fearless Girl sculpture have settled a 2019 lawsuit on the eve of trial.
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Oracle Has More Office Workers in California Than Texas After Moving Headquarters
Three years after Oracle Corp. moved its headquarters to Texas from California, Chairman Larry Ellison said he’s planning another move — this time to Nashville.
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DF Weekly: Fallout 4’s next-gen upgrade launch could have gone better
You could call this week’s DF Direct an assemblage of patch tests as they arrived thick and fast for a range of titles,…
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ID@Xbox April 2024: Everything Announced
Here’s everything Microsoft announced during today’s ID@Xbox April 2024 digital event.
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Live Activities on Android? Android 15 tests lock screen change reminiscent of iOS
Google is testing a change in Android 15 that moves the At a Glance widget to the bottom of the lock screen.
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Jackbox Is Finally Making an Adult-Themed Party Pack
Jackbox Games has finally announced it is making a party pack game made specifically for adults, with a release date set for sometime this year.
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Starmer’s Labour Seen as Biggest Winner From Scotland Turmoil
Surveying the fallout triggered by the resignation of Scotland’s First Minister Humza Yousaf, one man appears set to be the biggest beneficiary: the leader of the UK’s main opposition Labour Party, Keir Starmer.
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Brazil’s Casas Bahia Soars After Filing Out-Of-Court Debt Deal
Grupo Casas Bahia SA shares jumped as much as 21% after the Brazilian retailer filed an out-of-court deal with its main creditors to reschedule the payment of 4.1 billion reais ($801 million) in debt.
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Coca-Cola Gears Up for IPO of $8 Billion Africa Bottling Arm
Coca-Cola Co. is gearing up for a potential initial public offering of its African bottling business as soon as next year after previously putting the plans on hold, people with knowledge of the matter said.
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Fulton Targets Sale of Republic First’s $2 Billion in Securities
Fulton Financial Corp. plans to sell a $2 billion investment securities portfolio held by Republic First Bancorp Inc., the failed lender it acquired late last week after US regulators closed its doors.
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