Oil steadied after the biggest jump in six months as markets digested the fallout from Hamas’s surprise attack on Israel over the weekend as well as the prospect of new economic stimulus measures in China.
Amazon.com Inc.’s fall sale for Prime subscribers kicked off Tuesday with price-conscious shoppers mostly snapping up deals on low-cost kitchen gadgets and apparel rather than splurging on big-ticket items.
(Bloomberg) — Mexico’s President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador wants to give state-owned oil company Petroleos Mexicanos, one of the world’s most indebted energy producers, an extra hand to improve its finances by further reducing the taxes it pays.
Treasury yields posted some of their their biggest single-day declines all year on expectations that the Federal Reserve is likely done raising interest rates.
Two top Polish army generals resigned days ahead of a tight election contest after a scandal involving an errant Russian missile triggered a rupture between the nation’s military brass and the ruling party.
UBS Group AG is halting most of its municipal bond underwriting business, just a few years after it hired dozens of bankers in an attempt to rebuild its state and local government debt department.
Argentina’s black market exchange rate hit a record 1,040 pesos per dollar Tuesday, continuing a sharp selloff as Argentines rush to buy greenbacks before the Oct. 22 presidential election.
Prosecutors in the federal election obstruction case against Donald Trump asked the judge to take extra steps to protect jurors’ identities, arguing the former president uses social media as a “weapon of intimidation.”
KKR & Co. is considering a sale of Q-Park that may value the European car park operator at about €4 billion ($4.2 billion), including debt, according to people familiar with the matter.
Drugmaker Mallinckrodt Plc won court approval for a new debt-reduction plan that will slash about $1 billion from the sum the company must pay victims of America’s opioid epidemic.
