SK Hynix Billionaire Ordered To Pay $645 Million Divorce Settlement—Korea’s Largest Ever
The court ruled that SK Group chair Chey Tae-won had a just claim to a portion of his holdings of SK Inc. shares.
‘Unjustified’: EU, Brazil And Others Criticize Latest Trump Tariffs
Canada, which was hit by a 50% tariff earlier this week, signaled it was prepared to respond noting “everything is on the table,” depending on the outcome of negotiations.
Trump Reimposing Tariffs On 60 Countries, Citing Forced Labor
The new levies will replace global tariffs set to expire Friday.
Trump Approval Rating Hovers Below 40% As Most Say Trump Will Factor Into Midterm Vote
Trump had 34% and 39% approval ratings in the latest two polls released Thursday.
Why The Credit Card Industry Is Spending $200 Million To Oppose This Legislation—While Big Box Retailers Support It
Opponents of the legislation argue it could impact Americans’ credit card rewards, while proponents argue otherwise.
Northern Lights Forecast: Aurora Borealis May Be Visible From 9 States Thursday
Forecasters said geomagnetic storm conditions would likely make the phenomenon more visible.
Tesla’s Worst Day In A Year Cuts Elon Musk’s Net Worth By $18 Billion
The automaker reported earnings that disappointed Wall Street, with plans to spend billions more on AI.
Trump Won’t Intervene In Andrew Tate Extradition Process, Leavitt Says
The United Kingdom is seeking to extradite Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan, whom British authorities have charged with dozens of alleged crimes.
Trump Considering Iran Attack ‘Bigger Than Ever Before’
Trump said Iran hasn’t “received enough pain yet.”
New Lawsuit Claims Uber Covered Up Sexual Assault Stats, Board ‘Ignored Red Flags’
The lawsuit claims sexual assault or sexual misconduct was reported to the company every eight minutes, on average, from 2017 to 2022.