Amazon’s updated suspension policy still has sellers worried about getting inexplicably booted
Amazon’s new policy doesn’t go far enough to protect sellers from potentially unfair and wrongful suspensions, merchants say.
Siemens CEO Joe Kaeser says Trump has become the ‘face of racism and exclusion’
“It troubles me that the most important political office in the world is becoming the face of racism and exclusion,” Kaeser said in a Twitter post.
Iran denies that a second British ship was seized
Oil prices rose as Britain and Iran disagreed on what happened to a second oil tanker as traveling in the Persian Gulf.
Meet Morgan Beller, the 26-year-old woman behind Facebook’s plan to make its own currency
Facebook VP David Marcus is the face of the company’s Libra digital currency, but the original driving force was a 26-year-old female employee.
US lawmakers demand Puerto Rico governor resign as protests roil island
Several U.S. Democratic presidential candidates and lawmakers on Friday demanded Puerto Rico’s governor step down.
Iran, UK appear to seek de-escalation despite tanker seizure
Iran and Britain appeared to signal Saturday that they are not seeking confrontation.
Saudi king reportedly approves hosting U.S. troops to enhance regional security
Saudi Arabia’s King Salman approved hosting U.S. forces in the country to boost regional security and stability, the state news agency reported Friday.
The Fed could be about to disappoint the market, warns Well Fargo Securities
The Fed’s highly anticipated interest rate cut might not play out in the markets as investors expect.
How cricket in India became one of the most valuable opportunities in sports
The Indian Premier League, or IPL, is a relatively new league, but it is already one of the richest cricket tournaments on the planet. In 2018, the IPL was valued at $6.3 billion, according to financial advisory firm Duff & Phelps.
The US and EU are fighting over trade when they should be finding common cause
If ever there was a “wrong war at the wrong time,” the transatlantic trade conflict that’s boiling this summer defines it, writes Atlantic Council CEO Frederick Kempe.
