Liftoff Mobile filed again for an IPO just two months after withdrawing a previous registration https://t.co/KWFTI1fi5O ...

Belgium was lowered one step by Moody’s, underscoring how the struggle to cut one of the biggest budget deficits in Europe is besmirching the country’s status as a borrower https://t.co/JnSA72WHYe ...

The Strait of Hormuz is finally open, says Iran, and oil tankers are racing through it. @norahmulinda explains how markets reacted to the news and asks: Can this lead to a lasting peace agreement? https://t.co/YmwT74hwlk https://t.co/336aknOmKu ...

Mumbai’s skyline is rising fast. For millions of residents, redevelopment will determine whether they can stay. https://t.co/Ao4RYdv7Or ...

OpenAI’s head of science initiatives and the leader for its Sora AI video team are both leaving the company, adding to a recent string of departures while the company reorganizes its sprawling product portfolio https://t.co/QKSO4LYCTU ...

Plus: Nvidia mints a Canadian billionaire https://t.co/kMEacvYjAI ...

A new biography argues Samuel Alito is still fighting the cultural battles of the 1960s — helping make him a key legal advocate for Trump. https://t.co/atQyIqOfdR ...

On today’s Big Take Podcast, @davidgura and @pat_syk discuss what’s next for the US and Iran now that the Strait of Hormuz has reopened. https://t.co/iDCBB3jTbc ...

Luxury retailer Tory Burch sweetened terms on a $700 million leveraged loan intended to help it repurchase private equity firm General Atlantic’s stake https://t.co/wyHwQwHbuN ...

Uruguay’s economy should bounce back from weak growth in the second half of last year to expand by just under 1% in this year’s first quarter, according to the country’s top central banker https://t.co/gLw1i8DpYd ...