Bloomberg Business

Canadian economic momentum decelerated in the second quarter after an unexpectedly strong start to the year.

Argentina is asking a Caracas-based development bank for a $1 billion bridge loan to help it cover debt owed to the International Monetary Fund until its board approves the refinancing of a record $44 billion program, unlocking additional cash disbursements.

The Bank of Japan finally appears to be preparing for an end to its controversial yield curve control program, a policy that has helped provide an anchor for interest rates around the world.

A study of local entry-level job listings shows the most lucrative junior roles can be found in the Rockies.

German inflation slowed more than anticipated in July, providing more evidence of a gradual moderation in euro-zone price pressures as the European Central Bank nears the end of its unprecedented cycle of interest-rate hiking.

Exxon Mobil Corp. and Chevron Corp. are both on course to grow production from the Permian Basin 10% this year, more than double the rate of their smaller rivals.

As California hurtles toward the height of wildfire season, the state’s largest utility says its infrastructure is safer than ever before.

Europe’s biggest banks announced new share buybacks worth $5 billion this week as they continue to benefit from higher interest rates.

Billionaire Gautam Adani’s conglomerate is testing lender demand for financings that may total more than $1 billion, the latest sign it’s slowly regaining the ability to raise funds six months after a US short seller caused a meltdown in its stocks and bonds.

Wheat traded in Chicago almost erased gains made earlier this week as ample supplies from big shippers offset concerns about how Ukraine, a major exporter, can ship its crop.