The Canadian government is suspending its advertisements on Facebook and Instagram in response to Meta Platforms Inc.’s plan to permanently end news availability on its platforms in the country.
The US Navy stopped Iranian forces from seizing two oil tankers near the Strait of Hormuz on Wednesday, AP reported, increasing tensions between the countries as they seek to ease relations strained by Iran’s nuclear program and the detention of foreign nationals.
Soaring temperatures in New York City are making Wednesday the hottest day of 2023, so far.
Root Capital, a Brazilian asset manager that specializes in credit, plans to raise about $400 million for a fund to invest in distressed corporate assets in the South American nation.
A top US State Department official, chief protocol officer Rufus Gifford, is expected to leave government at the end of July to join President Joe Biden’s reelection campaign, where he will oversee outreach to Democratic donors, according to people familiar with the hire.
Rishi Sunak’s government urged the UK financial regulator to step up its review into how banks treat customers who are also politicians, after a series of complaints from right-wing figures about their treatment.
Venezuela’s state oil giant is parting ways with an old ally who once helped to break a strike that was aimed at bringing down the regime of late president Hugo Chavez.
Historically Black Colleges and Universities are gearing up for an increase in applicants following a US Supreme Court decision barring schools from using race as a factor in admissions.
Valkyrie is the latest issuer to refile an application for an exchange-traded fund that invests directly in Bitcoin after the US Securities and Exchange Commission had indicated initial documents were insufficient.
A Canadian utility is starting early work to expand a nuclear plant, potentially building the world’s biggest facility as growing demand for clean energy spurs interest in atomic energy.
