Bloomberg Business

Smoke from wildfires in Canada has traveled over 2,000 miles across the Atlantic Ocean to cover the skies above parts of western Europe.

International Business Machines Corp. will buy software company Apptio for $4.6 billion, marking the seventh acquisition this year as Chief Executive Officer Arvind Krishna pushes the company’s transformation into a hybrid-cloud and artificial intelligence business.

The US Supreme Court refused to revive a lawsuit by music website Genius Media Group Inc. accusing Alphabet Inc.’s Google of stealing millions of song lyrics.

The US market for initial public offerings looks like it’s finally coming back to life after 18 months of deathly quiet.

Gold edged higher as investors assessed increasing geopolitical uncertainty and recessionary signals.

Pakistan’s central bank unexpectedly raised its benchmark rate to a record high in an emergency meeting as the nation makes a final attempt to revive its loan program with the International Monetary Fund.

Diesel and natural gas markets in Europe are showing increased fragility, while crop conditions in the US are worsening as dry weather hampers growing in key areas. Here are five charts to consider in global commodities markets this week.

The US Supreme Court reinstated an order that would require a second majority-Black congressional district in Louisiana, backing out of a case it had agreed to hear and saying the clash should go forward before a federal appeals court.

The yen is nearing levels that will likely prompt Japan to again jump in and defend the beleaguered currency, according to T. Rowe Price’s Quentin Fitzsimmons.