Some Google Search Rivals Lose Footing on Android System
A system Google set up to promote competition on Android has left some smaller search engines having trouble gaining traction, fueling rivals' complaints about the tech giant's compliance with a European Union antitrust decision ahead of potential U.S. charges.
Steel Giant ArcelorMittal to Sell U.S. Business to Cleveland-Cliffs
ArcelorMittal has agreed to sell its U.S. business to Cleveland-Cliffs for around $1.4 billion, a deal that will further diminish its position as the world's largest steelmaker as it grapples with the fallout from Covid-19.
Uber Wins Back License to Operate in London After Yearslong Battle
Ride-hailing company Uber won an appeal over the revocation of its operating license in London, ending for now a yearslong tussle with regulators in one of its biggest global markets.
Hearing in 'Fortnite' Maker's Apple Lawsuit to Test Antitrust Claims
Epic Games says Apple's App Store commission is excessive and that the tech giant abuses its control of the marketplace to stifle competition.
Amazon's Late Prime Day Is Set to Fuel Record End to Year
Amazon.com said Prime Day will take place on Oct. 13 and 14, marking the second straight year the company has opted to extend the sales period to two days.
U.S. Sets Export Controls on China's Top Chip Maker
The U.S. action threatens to cut off SMIC, which is at the heart of Beijing's efforts to compete in advanced technology, from equipment used to manufacture chips.
Chinese Retailer JD.com's Health-Care Business Plans Hong Kong IPO
JD Health filed an application to go public in Hong Kong, in a deal that people familiar with the situation said could raise at least $3 billion.
Caesars Makes $3.7 Billion Offer for U.K. Bookmaker William Hill
Caesars Entertainment said it is in advanced talks over the possible takeover of U.K. betting company William Hill, as the global interest in the burgeoning U.S. sports-gambling market continues to grow.
Judge Halts Trump Administration TikTok Download Ban
The federal judge's move gives the Chinese-owned app a short-term victory as it scrambles to ensure its future while caught in a battle of brinkmanship between global superpowers.
Kioxia Calls Off $16 Billion IPO After Huawei Fallout
The Japanese semiconductor maker called off what was to have been one of this year's biggest stock offerings, after earlier saying that U.S. export restrictions on China's Huawei Technologies were hurting its business.
