Citigroup Inc. plans to sell shares of its Banamex unit in an initial public offering, ending talks for a potential $7 billion divestiture to a local buyer in a deal that faced complications from Mexico’s president.
Argentina’s government will tighten access to the foreign exchange market for oil companies that need to import amid a severe shortage of dollars, according to people with direct knowledge.
The four-week old screenwriters strike is putting TV-show creators like Shonda Rhimes in a bind.
Denmark’s government plans to allow women aged 15 to 17 to get an abortion without consent from their parents, as the Nordic country marked the 50th anniversary of the right to choose.
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. made small gains in diversifying its executive ranks, adding to its number of Black managers, amid a push for increased minority representation on Wall Street and across corporate America.
The commitment includes a deal with Swiss startup Climeworks that’s among the biggest corporate carbon removal purchases on record.
The number of fires burning in Canada’s top energy-producing province of Alberta continued to decline amid cooler weather, allowing more companies to restore oil and gas production that had been shut earlier in the month.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton may have committed a litany of criminal and ethical offenses, according to state investigators who disclosed new details of a secret, monthslong probe of corruption claims against the Republican.
New Night Series packages offer customers more options and the company more profits.
The State Department’s most senior official focused solely on China announced Wednesday that he’s stepping down at a tumultuous time in the US relationship with Beijing.
