The tech giant is offering buyouts to 60,000 employees just as Skydance is also seeking volunteers to leave the company.

The potential acquisition would bring together two major delivery platforms as competition expands across restaurants, grocery, and retail.

The Truth Social post comes just days after the two had dinner at the White House.

The director wants audiences to "make their decisions about how they feel" about the technology, which is used to bring to life some archival photos in the film.

Amid Israel's heated election campaign, the progressive newspaper is one of the last news organizations openly critical of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's policies. It has published investigations into the right-wing and far-right coalition. The government has accused it of treason and taken retaliatory measures over its coverage of the war in Gaza.

Brazil’s 159 million voters face a choice that could determine the Amazon’s survival – and it could have global repercussions too.

Dinorah Figuera is leading U.S.-backed talks on Venezuela’s democratic future, even as Trump embraces the officials she wants to replace

A revealing look back at the pop star's first album, via a previously unpublished Q&A.

Senate Democrats reportedly plan to investigate US companies involved in the deal, while Republican warhawk Brian Fitzpatrick has tabled a bill blocking Russian oil imports outright

The crypto tycoon speaks with The Economist from prison in California

Brazil’s once towering leftist leader may soon be swept away by Latin America’s right-wing tide.

Hassan Jihad Ibn Kariem was ejected from the ride on Oct. 12.

Markets face twin threats of surging crude prices and concern over durability of AI boom

Regulatory structures for finance were cobbled together over a century — this technology needs its own scrutiny

Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, has broken her silence after it was revealed her father Thomas Markle Senior, is being investigated over an alleged vast stash of child abuse material found in his home.

Washington has warned Ottawa against attempts to influence the upcoming midterms, citing anti-Trump advertising and meetings with Democrats