Under Armour Inc.’s incoming chief executive officer has never hawked apparel and doesn’t emulate the brash management style of the sportswear company’s founder, but the board is betting she’s just what it needs.
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Millions of Nigerians voted over the weekend for a new president to succeed Muhammadu Buhari, whose eight-year rule of Africa’s most populous nation saw the economy fall into a fiscal crisis and insecurity becoming increasingly rife. The election was…
Toronto-Dominion Bank agreed to pay more than $1.2 billion to settle a lawsuit by investors claiming it aided R. Allen Stanford’s $7 billion Ponzi scheme more than a decade ago, according to a regulatory filing Monday and a court-appointed receiver.
One year after Vladimir Putin invaded Ukraine, Europe’s stock rally is still at risk from a possible escalation in the war.
Israel and the Palestinian Authority agreed to work to halt a recent spiral of violence, in a deal brokered by the US and neighbors Egypt and Jordan.
The Biden administration has pointed to an old battle over electronic braking since the accident, but the industry sees the potential for new technology to prevent disasters
A cohort of Wall Street’s emerging-market bulls is growing wary of calling a new dawn for riskier assets, opting for a more cautious approach to developing-nation currencies.
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Elon Musk called the media racist after a cartoonist he regularly engages with on Twitter faced blowback for encouraging White Americans to avoid Black people.
A laboratory leak was the most likely origin of the Covid-19 pandemic, according to findings by the US Energy Department, the Wall Street Journal reported.