Apollo Global Management Inc. climbed to an all-time high Thursday after reporting a record profit as higher interest rates and strong inflows powered results at its Athene annuities business.
Booking Holdings Inc. reported second-quarter revenue that beat analysts’ estimates, reflecting strong demand for travel despite higher prices for flights and accommodations.
A small courier service for restaurants told a judge it could be put out of business by a New York City rule setting minimum pay levels for food delivery workers who get gigs through mobile apps.
Occidental Petroleum Corp. may pause redeeming Berkshire Hathaway Inc.’s preferred equity in the third quarter as lower oil prices limit its ability to return money to shareholders.
The pristine universe of triple-A rated countries got a whole lot smaller this week after the US was stripped of its top-tier rating.
Amgen Inc. raised its profit and revenue guidance for the year as the drugmaker’s overall second-quarter results exceeded Wall Street analysts’ expectations despite the underperformance of two key products.
Elon Musk sees a lot to like at the shortest end of the Treasury curve.
US Navy sailors and Marines are in training for a possible mission to board merchant ships in the Strait of Hormuz to counter Iranian aggression, according to a US military official familiar with the plan that’s awaiting formal requests from shipping companies.
Inter Miami’s upcoming away match against Major League Soccer team FC Dallas sold out in 10 minutes, underscoring how Argentine superstar Lionel Messi is providing a super-sized boost to the US professional league.
Holders of Canadian Pacific Railway Co. bonds sued the railroad company, demanding it repay their debt early and at a premium after they say the company missed a deadline tied to its acquisition of Kansas City Southern.
