Micky van de Ven made his comeback from a seven-week lay-off in last week’s 3-0 win over Elfsborg but will sit out the ...

The CEO of an automaker should intrinsically want to sell more cars. He or she may have short-term reasons why that aim is unlikely or a low priority — be it production constraints or a product line-u ...

The company, which sources say has been looking to sell Versace and Jimmy Choo, continues to log significant declines.

Liverpool could not cope with losing defender Virgil van Dijk should he leave the club in the summer, according to former ...

Billionaire businessman Elon Musk is on a collision course with lawmakers on Capitol Hill who are starting to challenge his ...

Newsweek contacted Elon Musk via Tesla for comment on how his companies have been affected via email. Trump and Musk have been close allies for the last year, and the billionaire businessman plays an ...

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Morgan Stanley and others, such as Bank of America and Barclays, lent Musk money in 2022 to complete his $44 billion buyout ...

A federal judge said it is a “stretch” that Musk and his company xAI suffered “irreparable harm” from OpenAI’s plan to become a for-profit company.

Anger at Musk gaining access to Treasury's payment system and pushing to end USAID is giving Democrats the rallying cry they needed.

The department said that no payments would be interrupted and that it was conducting a review of the integrity of the system.

A California federal judge on Tuesday expressed doubt over Elon Musk's "irreparable harm" claims in his lawsuit against Sam ...