Mexico is offering large tax breaks to a swath of industries in a government decree published Wednesday, aiming to capitalize on a nearshoring trend that has seen companies pile into the country.
One of the last international airlines still flying to Israel is pulling out, after a security incident forced British Airways to divert a flight approaching Tel Aviv back home to London Heathrow.
Billionaire Paolo Rocca’s steel and energy group will enter the lithium business one way or another — saying it’s lining up other options in case it fails with a $1 billion plan to develop a project in Argentina.
US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said the US remained committed to supporting Ukraine and punishing Russia through sanctions without acknowledging forces that could undermine both efforts.
An unsolved $17 million heist of Swiss gold and cash near Canada’s busiest airport has led Brink’s Co. to sue Air Canada for allegedly letting a thief slip away with the loot.
Europe’s rally in natural gas futures took a breather, with traders awaiting clarity on talks between Chevron Corp. and its liquefied natural gas workers in Australia.
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta President Raphael Bostic said the US central bank doesn’t need to keep raising interest rates unless inflation’s descent starts to stall.
(Bloomberg) — European Central Bank Governing Council member Boris Vujcic said it’s too soon to declare victory over inflation as key developments in the euro-zone economy will only play out over time.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy made an urgent plea to NATO defense ministers for air defenses during a visit to Brussels as Kyiv’s counteroffensive is set to extend into the winter months.
President Joe Biden announced a new rule that would require businesses to show consumers the full price of goods and services upfront, calling it “the most comprehensive action” his administration has taken yet on hidden or confusing charges.
