Julia Malleck

The match was held at Nebraska’s largest football stadium

The kingdom’s sports fund bought a minority stake in the Professional Fighters League

Mark Thompson is a former New York Times CEO and BBC director-general

About 2,400 employees, approximately 11% of its workforce, face layoffs

Additions include one near-bankrupt country, several under sanctions, and three oil giants

Beijing has cited concern over “radioactive contamination”

Warehouse workers are demanding similar protections against high temperatures

A school bus driver shortage in the US is forcing some school districts to cancel class

The Central Florida Tourism Oversight District said former employees were given “self-dealing” perks

A Q&A with Emmett Price III of the Berklee College of Music

The NLRB alleges the company employed illegal tactics at an Albany warehouse

California regulators ordered the GM-owned brand to make the cut amid an investigation

The embattled property developer filed for protection under chapter 15

Multiple clients at Zhongrong International Trust reported that payments have been delayed

Contract negotiations with the Detroit “Big Three” are moving too slowly for the UAW’s liking

About one in five youths are unemployed in China, data from earlier this year shows

Rudy Giuliani and Mark Meadows are among the 19 defendants named in the 98-page indictment

The death toll from the wildfires sweeping the Hawaiian island of Maui is now at 96 and counting

Google’s Waymo and GM’s Cruise are celebrating the victory

App developers will be required to submit business information to the Chinese government

A search warrant was issued as part of the probe into the Jan. 6 insurrection

A Biden administration executive order has been anticipated for months

The YouTube celebrity had sued his partner, Virtual Dining Concepts, in July

Greta Gerwig’s Barbie has already raked in $1 billion globally, and counting