French far-right leader Marine Le Pen said no foreign power has ever tried to influence her as she sought to shake off accusations that her party’s ties to Russian President Vladimir Putin and Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban have influenced her policies.
Kohl’s Corp. soared after it reported a surprise profit and reduced its stockpile of merchandise in the first quarter — early signs that the new chief executive officer is bolstering performance.
Amazon.com Inc. has agreed a deal to take space from WeWork Cos. at a City of London office building.
Germany’s professional football body has failed to secure backing from clubs to sell a stake in its media rights to private equity.
The hacker-turned-entrepreneur aims to create a marketplace where companies can borrow extra office space by the minute.
The Texas Legislature meets for just five months every other year to pass a budget and get through whatever other business the state needs.
Britain’s inflation rate remained much stronger than expected, with the fastest increase in services and core prices in more than three decades fueling a flurry of bets on more Bank of England interest rate rises.
Sarepta Therapeutics Inc. shares fell the most in a month after the US Food and Drug Administration delayed its decision on the company’s gene therapy for Duchenne muscular dystrophy and said it was leaning toward clearing it for only for a subset of younger kids with the disease.
Just weeks after Switzerland’s second-biggest bank was forced into a government-brokered rescue, the country’s producers of Emmentaler cheese lost a fight for exclusive European Union-wide rights to call the semi-hard cheese with big holes in it by that name.
Bank of Montreal and Bank of Nova Scotia shares dropped after both Canadian banks missed earnings estimates, with loan-loss provisions higher amid a macroeconomic outlook that’s continuing to darken.
