TikTok's owner has closed a deal to sell a portion of its US assets to a consortium of investors. Oracle, Silver Lake, and MGX combined will own 45% of the new joint venture. ByteDance, TikTok's ...

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Demand for cruises is booming as holidaymakers take to the high seas in record numbers. Interest is so strong that cruise operators are investing in both shorter and longer voyages. Chris Hackney, the ...

BAY CITY, MI — Did a Bay County man violate the law when he used his drone to livestream police activity on Facebook? That is a question for a jury to answer after a judge rejected the defense’s ...

Rail fares in Japan will rise in the coming months as operators say they need to cover higher labor and upgrading costs. The country's largest train operator, East Japan Railway, says its average fare ...

TikTok has agreed to sell its U.S. operations to an investment group that includes Oracle, Silver Lake, and UAE-based company MGX, reports Axios. The "TikTok USDS Joint Venture LLC" that includes the ...

Abu Dhabi's state investment fund will also be a managing investor. By Alex Weprin Senior Editor The TikTok sale is officially happening, with a consortium of American investors set to take over U.S.

Oracle stock fell 11% today, as investors fret over how much the company is spending to build out AI data centers for OpenAI and others. Oracle Chairman Larry Ellison, whose roughly 40% stake has made ...

Oracle’s quarterly earnings topped expectations, but revenue came up short. Investors have question whether the company’s artificial intelligence investments are justified. Oracle picked up ...

The New York State Gaming Commission approved casino licenses for Resorts World New York City (OTCPK:GEBHF), Bally's (BALY) Bronx project, and the Metropolitan Park casino led by Steve Cohen and Hard ...

Nebius' problem is one most startups dream of: it has sold out of capacity and can't build fast enough. Its plan to reach 2.5 gigawatts of contracted power by 2026 will require billions in upfront ...