Brussels Skyscraper Tempts Korean Investors in $1.4 Billion Deal

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Brussels Skyscraper Tempts Korean Investors in $1.4 Billion Deal

A consortium backed by Korea's Meritz Securities Co. is in exclusive negotiations to buy the Finance Tower in Brussels for more than 1.3 billion euros
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Why 'SIM Swapping' Is a Growing Security Nightmare

SAN FRANCISCO — When hackers took over the Twitter account of Twitter’s chief executive, Jack Dorsey, last week, they used an increasingly common and hard-to-stop technique that could have given them complete access to his digital activities, including …
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London Banker's Arrest Sparks 6-Year Fight With Citigroup and the Taxman

Mukarram Sattar, one of Citigroup Inc.'s longest-serving employees, was at home on a July morning in London six years ago when officers and agents
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Feds: Tesla's Autopilot design at fault in crash

A 2018 crash involving a Tesla driver and a firetruck in Culver City, Calif., occurred partly because of how Tesla’s semiautonomous-driving features are designed, a federal report said yesterday. The conclusion came in findings from the National …
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British Airways spurns olive branch offer from pilots' union

British Airways has rejected an olive branch from pilots’ union Balpa to hold talks and call off next week’s strikes, describing the offer as a “cynical” proposal that would cost the airline an additional £50m. Most of BA’s 4,300 pilots based at Heathrow and …
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