The European Union has expanded the categories of Russians who may be targeted for sanctions to include a wider swath of businesspeople and their family members as the bloc tries to strengthen its penalties on Moscow.
Saudi Arabia may push more crude oil into power generation as it faces sizzling summer temperatures, providing the demand boost that bulls have been waiting for.
UK lenders, led by HSBC Holdings Plc, are temporarily removing mortgage deals as they prepare to reprice home loans to account for inflation.
President Joe Biden will officially kick off his 2024 presidential run June 17 at a Philadelphia rally hosted by organized labor in a state where a narrow win helped him clinch the White House in 2020.
Lawyers for a Jeffrey Epstein victim suing JPMorgan Chase & Co. over its ties to the disgraced financier are asking the judge to recall Chief Executive Officer Jamie Dimon as well as top executive Mary Erdoes for fresh depositions.
The fugitive boss of a fake London FX firm was sentenced to 14 years in prison for his role in masterminding a Ponzi-style scheme that fronted as a legitimate investment company.
Bank of Japan officials see little need to adjust its yield curve control program at a policy meeting next week given improvement in the functioning of the bond market and the smooth shape of the yield curve, according to people familiar with the matter.
The thawing of the polar region from climate change helps produce conditions that make distant forests more likely to burn.
Odey Asset Management, whose founder Crispin Odey is facing new allegations of sexual assault, is scrambling to reassure clients and business partners after some firms pulled money and major investment banks started distancing themselves.
The UK opposition Labour Party watered down its £140 billion ($176 billion) flagship green energy plan days before it was due to be presented as concern that it was too expensive and ambitious created mounting tensions among senior figures.
