Bloomberg Business

Nutrien Ltd. is curtailing production at a Saskatchewan potash mine because of a dockworkers’ strike in Vancouver, the main hub through which it exports the crop input.

A prominent executive at Ford Motor Co. was arrested for allegedly attacking his wife at their suburban Detroit home and threatening to torch her designer handbags.

Traders hoping to profit from a surprise reading in Wednesday’s consumer inflation data may be better off positioning for it to come in below forecasts, according to JPMorgan Chase & Co.’s sales and trading desk.

Ryanair Holdings Plc. resigned from a UK effort to bolster the country’s aviation sector after five months, saying the industry-government panel had become a “talking shop” that failed to make progress on key priorities such as air-space modernization and border control.

Nike Canada Corp. and Dynasty Gold Corp. are being investigated by a Canadian government agency for allegedly using forced Uyghur labor in their supply chains and operations.

Coinbase Global Inc. gained 9.7% on Tuesday, trading up to its highest level since August and extending a rally driven by optimism over the potential US approval of a Bitcoin ETF.

Directors at four of the Federal Reserve’s 12 regional banks sought a quarter percentage-point increase in the discount rate in June, while the other outposts favored the decision to leave the rate unchanged last month.

South Africa revamped the board of the state-owned ports and rail operator, appointing a former mining executive as its new chairman as it seeks to improve inefficient infrastructure that major exporters say constrains business.