A small Canadian investment bank has been planning a conference at a posh Beverly Hills location next week to showcase a roster of corporate clients. There’s just one problem: the firm faces suspension by regulators and is getting ready to shut down.
The Democratic Republic of Congo all but closed the gap with Peru in terms of copper shipment volumes last year, official data from the two countries show.
France dodged a second downgrade by a major ratings firm this year, giving President Emmanuel Macron some reprieve as he seeks to convince investors he can contain a debt burden bloated by years of crisis spending.
As fast as it went up for value managers, it’s coming down. The culprit is the all-consuming craze for artificial intelligence.
Target Corp. has erased almost $13 billion in market value since it reported earnings last month, and some on Wall Street see more pain ahead for the retailer.
The amount of money the US government had to pay its bills plunged to the lowest level in more than seven years, just as Congress passed legislation that suspends the statutory borrowing limit until 2025.
Bond traders boosted expectations for one more Federal Reserve interest-rate hike in the wake of the latest jobs report, and are anticipating that the increase will most likely come in July.
Oil climbed alongside risk assets, with attention focusing on this weekend’s OPEC+ meeting in Vienna.
YouTube will stop taking down content that promotes false claims about the 2020 US presidential election, marking an about-face by the world’s largest video site as the next American presidential contest begins heating up.
Amazon.com Inc. has fired a leader of the union campaign in Alabama, according to the Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union.
