US Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas received a 90-day extension for his 2022 financial disclosure report after coming under criticism for failing to report lavish trips and gifts paid for by billionaire GOP megadonor Harlan Crow.
The US and China have only just started renewing diplomatic exchanges after tensions led to a rupture in communications and the trajectory of any rapprochement remains “uncertain,” the White House’s top Asia official said.
Two Barclays Plc investment bankers have been hired away by Pickering Energy Partners as the Houston-based firm expands its upstream oil and gas investment banking business.
Pope Francis’s abdominal surgery on Wednesday was completed without complications, the official Vatican News reported, citing the director of Vatican’s press office. The surgery lasted three hours, he said.
North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum launched a long-shot bid for the Republican presidential nomination, betting that a little-known state chief executive and businessman from the Upper Midwest can emerge as the choice of mainstream Republican voters.
Schroders Plc is seeking to hire a third-party custodian for cryptocurrencies, people with knowledge of the matter said, as the £738 billion ($916 billion) asset manager prepares an expansion into digital assets.
Dawn Fitzpatrick, chief investment officer of Soros Fund Management, said she expects more US banks to fail and that smaller lenders are particularly vulnerable.
The US Supreme Court released the 2022 financial disclosures of its justices on Wednesday as the high court faces new controversies over ethics and transparency.
WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert said the women’s basketball league would consider hosting a game in Saudi Arabia if the opportunity arose.
Uruguay’s credit score was boosted by Fitch Ratings, which cited the South American nation’s resilient fiscal performance despite the shock of the Covid pandemic and a series of government reforms.
