Gamers, developers protest Saudi Arabia’s bid to acquire Electronic Arts
The all-cash acquisition could be the largest buyout of a publicly traded company to date.
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US filings for jobless benefits hits 211,000 as the war in Iran drags on, clouding economic forecast
The number of Americans filing for unemployment rose last week but remains low despite the economic uncertainty caused by the Iran war.
Retail sales up 0.5% in April from March as higher gas prices leave less room for nonessential items
Shoppers pulled back on spending in April as higher gas prices fueled by the Iran war meant less money left over for nonessential goods.
Academic institution will vet plan to replace San Diego’s Golden Hall with educational center
The San Diego Community College District will, per the terms of a just-inked agreement with the city, use the next six months to determine whether it wants to move forward with the redevelopment project.
Wall Street points to losses as pessimism over quick end to Iran war persists
Wall Street was on track to open lower and oil prices continued to rise as optimism about an end to the Iran war seemed to fade.
Academic institution will vet plan to replace San Diego’s Golden Hall with educational center
The San Diego Community College District will, per the terms of a just-inked agreement with the city, use the next six months to determine whether it wants to move forward with the redevelopment project.
Google settles racial discrimination lawsuit for $50 million
April Curley, a former Google employee, had sued the tech giant for racial discrimination, saying it engages in a “pattern and practice” of unfair treatment for its Black workers.
Trump’s tariffs hit Toyota profit, though its global sales grew
Japan’s top automaker said its profit for the fiscal year that ended in March was $25 billion.