Just over a third of US small-business owners said they raised worker compensation in June on net, the smallest share in more than two years, the National Federation of Independent Business said Thursday.
Argentine Economy Minister Sergio Massa is both running for president and renegotiating a $44 billion deal with the International Monetary Fund.
UBS Group AG named Sylvia Coutinho Brazil country head and the regional leader for Latin America businesses as the Swiss bank integrates teams from its acquisition of Credit Suisse Group AG.
Canadian companies are at risk of facing higher interest costs as an unintended consequence of a government proposal to eliminate the country’s C$260 billion ($195 billion) mortgage bond program, an investors’ lobby group has warned.
European Union officials are working to narrow the scope of export controls that China announced this week on two key metals used in semiconductors, solar panels and electric vehicles, according to people familiar with the matter.
The long-awaited Gateway tunnel connecting New Jersey and New York City has received a $6.9 billion federal grant that provides a key piece of funding needed to begin full construction.
OceanGate said it has halted all exploration and business operations, just a few weeks after five people were killed in a company-owned submersible on an expedition to see the wreck of the Titanic.
The post-Covid rebound in the US economy is upending the country’s geographical pay structure, as some states surge up the wage rankings and others fall back.
Billionaire industrialist Jim Ratcliffe has triggered a war of words over a senior British minister who he accused of being unqualified for the job.
BlackRock Inc. has a nearly perfect track record when it comes to filing for and launching exchange-traded funds, which is spurring hopes that its try for a Bitcoin ETF might also get regulatory approval after years of rejections.
