Nearly one out of three law enforcement agencies in Minnesota are trying to hire officers, according to recent data from a law enforcement labor union. Some departments are struggling to find ...

Romania's central bank spent an equivalent of more than €1 billion in March to prevent the global market turmoil from weakening its currency. The central bank keeps the leu inside an undisclosed range ...

General Motors’ GM5.47%increase; green up pointing triangle sales plunged in the first quarter of the year, falling 9.7%, in its biggest drop in almost four years, as high interest rates and vehicle ...

Google is testing AI-generated headline rewrites in traditional search results. Google is using similar "small" test language that preceded AI headlines becoming a feature in Discover. The Discover ...

ANDERSON TWP., Ohio — At the top of the street near Amanda Oney’s home, there’s a red sign. It alerts the fire department that there won't be anywhere to get water in 1,000 feet. Oney knows this ...

DONALD TRUMP is running out of options to cushion the energy shock from the Iran war. The American president has tried to press allies into assembling naval escorts, overseen the largest-ever release ...

Oil has become the momentum trade of choice on Hyperliquid, the crypto exchange fast emerging as a round-the-clock venue for leveraged commodity bets. An oil-linked perpetual contract tracking a ...

The city of Seattle on Monday agreed to pay The Seattle Times nearly $160,000 to settle a lawsuit that accused the Seattle Police Department of delaying the release of public records through a policy ...

Block on Thursday announced that it will cut nearly half of its workforce as the payments firm works to embed artificial intelligence (AI) throughout its operations. The layoffs will affect over 4,000 ...

Block lays off over 4,000 employees, cutting its workforce by nearly half, CEO Jack Dorsey said. Jack Dorsey emphasized a shift toward smaller teams and intelligence tools at Block. Read the lengthy ...

Block, the company behind Square, Cash App and Afterpay, is cutting its staff by 40%. The reason: “intelligence tools,” according to a letter to shareholders by co-founder Jack Dorsey. Dorsey thinks ...

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