Intel had agreed in February 2022 to buy the Israeli chip maker for more than $5 billion.

The slowdown in price pressures comes as wages are rising at a record pace, which could lead to further increases in interest rates by the Bank of England.

Intel calls off its planned acquisition of Tower Semiconductor, an Israeli chip maker, after waiting in vain for 18 months for a review by Chinese regulators.

The apartments are part of a six-property portfolio the publicly traded company listed last year for $278 million.

The project is focused on providing clean energy on demand when sources like wind or solar aren’t available.

The action comes days after a U.S.-led coalition accused Riad Salameh of decades of corruption to enrich himself at the expense of his country.

Estée Lauder’s longtime chief, Fabrizio Freda, is under pressure to show he can turn around the beauty giant’s key China and U.S. businesses.

Severing collaborations with China amid security concerns could undermine American progress in critical areas, some scientists are warning.

Trucking company Yellow Corp., which filed for bankruptcy earlier this month, employed more than 400 Washington workers who will lose their jobs as the company liquidates.

The currency crisis might not follow the classic emerging-market template: Rather than a sharp depreciation stemmed by painful interest-rate rises, we are more likely to see a slow but inexorable decline.