Argentina has no time to make gradual economic adjustments as it faces soaring consumer prices and its sixth recession in a decade, according to a top International Monetary Fund official.
The US Securities and Exchange Commission will not ask a federal appeals court to reconsider a ruling that paves the way for Grayscale Investments LLC to launch a spot Bitcoin exchange-traded fund, according to a person familiar with the matter.
Republicans nominated Jim Jordan to be speaker of the US House, elevating a conservative firebrand in the fractured party’s second attempt to replace ousted GOP leader Kevin McCarthy.
Several US states have purchased Israeli bonds as the country enters a war with Hamas and looks to raise funds.
House Republicans will call it quits for the week after failing to coalesce around a speaker, leaving the chamber leaderless and unable to do any work.
Barclays Plc is poised to name veteran Canadian investment banker Geoffrey Belsher as its new chairman and chief executive officer for Canada.
Of all the defenses of the stock rally, the pitch on Wall Street that elevated bond yields are completing the Federal Reserve’s hawkish mission sounds the most dangerous.
US investigators are probing weapons screening company Evolv Technologies Holdings Inc., which runs detectors at schools and stadiums, over claims its systems don’t operate as described.
Israeli businessman Idan Ofer and his wife quit their board posts at Harvard University, adding to a barrage of criticism over the school’s response to the Hamas attacks on Israel.
France is conducting an initial review of the proposed sale of US-based aeronautics and defense supplier Circor International Inc. to private equity firm KKR & Co., the first stage of a process that could potentially delay the deal’s completion or require changes because of its impact on domestic military programs.
