AT&T Inc. and three of its employees asked a judge to throw out a lawsuit by a federal regulator claiming they selectively disclosed nonpublic information about the company’s finances to certain analysts.
(Bloomberg) -- Signs are mounting that China’s economy shrank in the second quarter for the first time since 2020, placing the nation’s official statistics under fresh scrutiny as analysts bet the government will avoid acknowledging that slump.
Asian plastic makers have been eagerly anticipating a post-lockdown pick-up in Chinese consumption, but weak consumer demand and high inventories mean it could be a long time coming.
If you’re feeling dizzy with all the intraday turmoil in the stock market these days, you’re not imagining things.
New York City’s ferry system, cheered by commuters and tourists as a free-flowing travel option, is much more costly than reported and in need of a financial management overhaul, according to a stinging report released Wednesday by Comptroller Brad Lander.
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