Fossil Fuels on Trial: New York's Lawsuit Against Exxon Begins

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Fossil Fuels on Trial: New York's Lawsuit Against Exxon Begins

After four years of legal sparring and finger-pointing, oil-industry giant Exxon Mobil will go to court on Tuesday to face charges that the company lied to shareholders and to the public about the costs and consequences of climate change. The case turns on the …
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WeWork, Rejected by Wall Street, Accepts Lifeline From SoftBank

WeWork has agreed to be taken over by its largest outside investor, SoftBank, two people with knowledge of the matter said, in a deal that ends weeks of uncertainty for the troubled shared office space company. SoftBank had invested about $10.5 billion in …
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McDonald's US momentum sputters

Shares fell as much as 4 percent today on news that domestic sales came in below analysts’ projections in the latest quarter. Tweet · Share; More. Share · Email · Print. Bloomberg. (Bloomberg) — McDonald’s Corp.’s critical home market lost momentum in the …
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New Hampshire Pulls $239 Million From Ken Fisher in Expanding Exodus

New Hampshire’s state pension pulled its $239 million invested with Ken Fisher, bringing the total amount divested from the billionaire’s firm to more than $2 billion. The move by the New Hampshire Retirement System on Tuesday comes after Fidelity …
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Kevin Plank started Under Armour in his grandmother's basement; 23 years later, he hands over the reins

Under Armour said Tuesday, in an unexpected announcement, that its CEO and founder Kevin Plank will step down from the role on Jan. 1 2020, to be succeeded by COO Patrik Frisk. The transition comes as the Baltimore-based retailer has been caught up …
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