Bloomberg Business

Russian refineries raised their crude-processing volumes to highest levels in 10 weeks as the nation’s downstream maintenance season nears its end.

South Korea’s richest family upped its share-backed borrowing to about $3 billion, a move that may be a way to pay one of the world’s largest inheritance tax bills and maintain its grip on the Samsung empire.

Fox News announced a shakeup of its prime-time lineup, inserting commentator Jesse Watters into the 8 p.m. timeslot vacated by its former No. 1 host Tucker Carlson.

CPI Property Group SA secured €494 million ($539 million) in new bank loans offering a glimmer of hope for cash-strapped landlords seeking alternatives to bond markets, which are all but closed to the sector.

Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt said Britain’s banks are being too slow to pass interest rate increases on to savers, an issue he raised with finance CEOs at a round table last week.

Argentina’s presidential election looks increasingly likely to usher in a pro-business government after the ruling Peronist bloc coalesced around centrist Economy Minister Sergio Massa as its candidate.

The unusually early and intense wildfire season is impacting a popular but controversial tool used to fight climate change: carbon offsets.

Sweden’s Riksbank is set to continue tightening at all remaining meetings this year to a peak interest rate of 4.25%, as it needs to do more to control inflation, according to economists at Handelsbanken.

Wheat climbed to a fresh four-month high after the armed uprising in top exporter Russia added uncertainty over the outlook for grain shipments from the Black Sea breadbasket.