Target Corp. grabbed national headlines last week when it blamed worsening theft for its plan to shut nine stores in four states, feeding into a narrative on the deteriorating state of America’s cities.
An Egyptian policeman opened fire on a group of Israeli tourists in the Mediterranean city of Alexandria on Sunday, killing two of the holidaymakers and a local guide, the state-run Middle East News Agency reported.
It was supposed to be one of the greatest stock-market comebacks of all time. But after a summer slump, there’s a nagging fear it might just keep slipping away.
The fallout from Saturday’s surprise attack on Israel by the Palestinian group Hamas reverberated through Middle East markets, sending stocks sliding and setting the tone for what’s likely to be a volatile week.
The new higher-for-longer stage of global monetary policy may last only until the early months of 2024 as central banks begin moving toward cutting borrowing costs.
The electric vehicle unit of defaulted property developer China Evergrande Group said Dubai-based NWTN Inc. will suspend carrying out its obligations under their share subscription agreement.
Amid the chaos of the latest Republican presidential debate, voters got a rare opportunity to hear how candidates would tackle a decades-old problem now threatening to escalate into crisis: the broken US child-care system.
The International Monetary Fund forecasts the economy of Equatorial Guinea, OPEC’s smallest member by capacity, will fall back into recession this year.
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Italy reaffirmed its support for Telecom Italia SpA’s network sale plan after a report saying Vivendi SE requested a strategy change aimed at keeping the company’s key asset.
