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Western Alliance Bancorp spent much of this year ensnared in turmoil sparked by a series of regional bank collapses that spooked its investors and attracted short sellers.

Europe’s attempt to elbow aside China and Russia in the tussle for influence across Latin America came up short during talks with the region’s leaders.

A bevy of US consumers who saw their credit scores boosted by government stimulus and a pause on student-loan payments during the pandemic are now seeing those scores slide back into subprime territory, according to the country’s largest store-card issuer.

The union representing 22,000 workers at Yellow Corp. plans to strike as soon as next week after the beleaguered short-haul trucking company failed to make a $50 million payment for employee benefits.

Current and former employees say Roblox’s efforts have not gone far enough to address their concerns 

Canada still plans to introduce a digital services tax in 2024 despite US opposition, Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland said.

Chilean political parties proposed over one thousand changes to an outline of a new constitution, exposing divisions among charter writers over hot-button topics from abortion rights to gender parity.

A key House lawmaker says he’s optimistic that a recent court ruling widely seen as limiting the US Securities and Exchange Commission’s power will bolster support for crypto legislation that he’s been championing.