Joyvio Files Fraud Claim After Chilean Salmon Deal Went Sour
Chinese seafood producer Joyvio Food Co. filed a criminal fraud allegation against a Chilean business leader over a $900 million salmon farm deal that went sour.
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Trudeau Pledges New Military Aid to Ukraine in Surprise Trip
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced C$500 million ($375 million) in new military assistance to Ukraine during a surprise visit to the war-torn country on Saturday.
KKR’s Bid for Telecom Italia Grid Tops Italy’s State Lender
KKR & Co. raised its bid for Telecom Italia SpA’s landline network, giving the US private equity firm an edge over its rival, the Italian state lender Cassa Depositi e Prestiti SpA, according to people familiar with the matter.
The Bank That Seized the Telegraph From Britain’s Barclay Family
How failed debt talks made Lloyds Britain’s most unlikely newspaper owner
Nigeria’s Suspended Central Bank Governor Taken Into Custody
Nigeria’s secret police took the nation’s suspended central bank governor into custody, hours after he was removed by the nation’s new president, as a power struggle in Africa’s biggest economy took a dramatic turn.
Credit Suisse CEO Memo Signals UBS Deal to Close Monday
Credit Suisse Group AG Chief Executive Ulrich Koerner has indicated to employees that the bank’s takeover by UBS AG will close on Monday, according to a memo seen by Bloomberg News.
Ukraine Recap: Zelenskiy Gives Signal That Offensive Has Begun
President Volodymyr Zelenskiy gave his strongest signal yet that Ukraine’s much-discussed ground offensive is under way — a day after Russia’s Vladimir Putin acknowledged as much, and as Kyiv’s military commanders pointed to small advances on the eastern front, including near the contested city of Bakhmut. The counteroffensive is thought to be active in at least four areas and comes against a backdrop of continued missile and drone bombardments by Russia of targets across Ukraine, often but not
Trump’s Die-Hard Base Faces New Loyalty Test Over Indictment
The federal charges against Donald Trump will test his supporters’ tolerance for the growing scandals weighing on his White House comeback bid, as Republican rivals look to wrest the 2024 nomination from the former president.
Odey Sacked From His Hedge Fund Firm After Assault Allegations
Odey Asset Management has removed its founder Crispin Odey from the firm’s partnership in a stunning turn of events for the famed hedge fund manager who is facing fresh sexual assault allegations.
Iraq, US Talks Lead to ‘Substantial’ Iran Gas Dues Arrangements
Iraq’s Foreign Minister Fuad Hussein and his U.S. counterpart Secretary of State Antony Blinken have held talks while meeting in Riyadh during an international conference on combating terrorism, foreign ministry spokesman Ahmed Al-Sahhaf said in a statement.
