(Bloomberg) — Goldman Sachs Group Inc. raised fresh debt in the US investment-grade bond market, the latest issuer to tap investors after Fitch Ratings cut the country’s credit score and ahead of key inflation data later this week.
The seemingly unstoppable rally in homebuilding stocks may face a few potential roadblocks ahead.
Berkshire Hathaway Inc. jumped to a record high after its Saturday earnings report showed an operating profit for the second quarter that exceeded Wall Street expectations.
Russian missile strikes hit an apartment building in Pokrovsk in Ukraine’s Donetsk region, then struck again at police and rescue workers at the scene, according to Interior Minister Ihor Klymenko. At least five people were killed and at least 31 injured, he said on Telegram. The injured included 19 police officers and five rescue workers, he said.
A beaten down micro-cap biotech company, Vistagen Therapeutics Inc., notched its best day ever, surging by as many as four digits after its experimental nasal spray for social anxiety disorder hit targets in a late-stage trial.
Virtual Dining Concepts LLC sued YouTube star James Donaldson, its partner in the MrBeast Burgers food-delivery business, saying he reneged on a contract and damaged the brand.
The International Brotherhood of Teamsters balked at Yellow Corp.’s efforts to blame the union for financial woes that sent the short-haul trucker spiraling into bankruptcy.
Shell Plc and Edison SpA say a major US natural gas exporter’s decision to sell winter cargoes for short-term delivery shows that the company is failing to honor its contracts.
In his four and a half years in office, Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador has placated Pemex investors by repeatedly giving the state oil company cash bailouts and tax cuts.
Bank of America Corp. has raised the yield on a $500 million blue bond for Gabon in an effort to drum up investor interest.
