Stellantis, Dongfeng Plan Joint Venture for European Electric Vehicle Sales
Automaker Stellantis and China's Dongfeng Motor are forming a joint venture to sell Voyah-branded electric vehicles in Europe.
Automaker Stellantis and China's Dongfeng Motor are forming a joint venture to sell Voyah-branded electric vehicles in Europe.

Oracle employees reportedly struggled to negotiate severance terms while companies increasingly cite AI as justification for workforce reductions.

Jeff Bezos' artificial intelligence laboratory is approaching a major funding round that could value the company at $38 billion.

President Trump will host Latin American leaders at his Miami-area golf club on Saturday as his administration focuses on Western Hemisphere relations.
Italian energy company Eni and Spanish firm Repsol have reached an agreement to begin exporting Venezuelan natural gas starting in 2031.

Barney Frank, the Massachusetts Democrat who co-authored financial reform legislation and was among the first openly gay congressmen, died Tuesday.
The White House is reportedly considering leadership changes at the Food and Drug Administration, including potential replacement of the current commissioner.
UK retail group Frasers has made a cash offer to acquire full control of Hugo Boss, causing the German luxury brand's shares to surge 8%.

Sir Olly Robbins expected to explain decision not to tell Sir Keir Starmer that Lord Mandelson failed security vetting process.

Education Secretary McMahon and tennis star Navratilova challenge transgender inclusion policies in sports amid Senate committee allegations.

Two advocacy organizations have called for federal investigation of the gaming platform Roblox over child safety issues.

Scott Bessent, Trump's Treasury Secretary nominee, described recent inflation increases as temporary during confirmation hearings.

Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche asked a federal judge to allow White House ballroom construction to resume following Saturday's shooting at the correspondents' dinner.

The Securities and Exchange Commission has appointed David Woodcock, a partner at Gibson Dunn & Crutcher, to lead its enforcement division starting May 4.

Released Jeffrey Epstein documents have sparked renewed interest in related cases while data scientists create comprehensive archives of the materials.
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