Novo Nordisk A/S’s weight-loss medications are under investigation by the European Union’s drugs regulator after a small number of reports of suicidal risks were referred to the watchdog.
Sanctioned Russian tycoon Vladimir Potanin is buying a stake in a digital bank for businesses and expanding his lending empire with the third such purchase since Russia invaded Ukraine.
The backlash against investing strategies that factor in environmental, social and governance issues is rising in the US and is impacting the way managers are thinking about integrating such considerations into their funds, according to a survey by HSBC Holdings Plc.
The Federal Reserve will need to continue raising interest rates somewhat to make sure inflation comes down to its 2% target, Cleveland Fed President Loretta Mester said.
More than 60,000 people across Europe died from heat stress last year, a study found, suggesting the continent’s response to past summers is not enough.
Israel’s central bank left interest rates unchanged for the first time in over a year, halting an unprecedented cycle of monetary tightening but signaling it’s still on alert for the threat of faster inflation.
Siemens AG has picked BNP Paribas SA to advise on options for its motors and large drives business, people with knowledge of the matter said.
The first proxy season after a key US rule change was expected to rock the shareholder activism world. Instead, the universal proxy card turned typically public battles into something more private and discreet, with settlements reached behind the scenes or very quickly once they become known.
Oil markets are flashing signs of renewed strength amid tightening supplies, while record heat around the world is impacting everything from crops and energy prices to the availability of water. Here are five charts to consider in global commodity markets this week.
Lithuania’s president called on NATO members to deploy more troops to the Baltic region, citing a “very bad cocktail” of new threats from Belarus.
