Oil posted a second weekly gain as developments in the Middle East raised concerns that the conflict may spread, though US efforts to delay Israel’s invasion of Gaza caused prices to edge down on Friday.
Brazil’s troubled fertilizer maker Unigel Participacoes is proposing a two-year halt to all principal and interest payments on its international bonds as it seeks to avoid a looming default, according to a person familiar with the matter.
Alphabet Inc.’s Google and Meta Platforms Inc. have joined a growing list of companies and investors bowing out of the Web Summit technology conference after comments the event’s leader made about Israel earlier this week.
The European Union will start consulting with member states in the coming days on a new sanctions package targeting Russia for its war against Ukraine, according to people familiar with the matter.
Russia is working globally to undermine public confidence in the integrity of democratic elections, expanding tactics it used in the 2020 American contest for the presidency, according to US intelligence agencies.
Are you among the die-hard fans who swear by iced coffee even in the depths of winter? You’re hardly alone.
Tesla Inc. this week tempered its growth expectations, signaling that pain is coming for the electric-vehicle industry, a Morgan Stanley analyst said on Friday.
The stocks rout fueled by the frenzy around a new class of weight-loss drugs is starting to make companies that feed the appetites of consumers look a lot more appealing, according to RBC Capital Markets.
In the decade since hedge fund billionaire John Paulson took a grand gamble on Puerto Rico, he’s faced the wrath of the markets and mother nature.
Mexico’s new state-owned airline has no planes or scheduled flights registered under its name a little more than a month before it’s supposed to start operations.
