Turkey called on the US to stop working with Kurdish YPG militants in Syria, vowing to maintain its cross-border offensives against America’s Kurdish allies in Syria after the US shot down a Turkish drone in the region.
Codelco’s new boss is restructuring management at the Chilean state copper behemoth as he looks to turn around under-performing mines and projects that have crimped both production and profit.
(Bloomberg) — Republican contenders for US House Speaker balked at participating in a possible televised debate between the candidates as objections grew within the party.
S&P Global Ratings said it is considering cutting Brookfield Property Partners to junk status because the commercial property company has “substantial” amounts of maturing debt to refinance during a time of higher interest rates and lower property values.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s endowment lost 2.9% on its investments in the year ended in June, the second straight annual drop.
A longtime executive of Donald Trump’s real-estate company admitted that he regularly included fake mansions and valued rent-stabilized apartments as market rate when calculating the former president’s net worth, wrapping up the first week of the civil fraud trial in Manhattan.
A changing of the guard is expected soon on Wall Street.
Workers at Chevron Corp. liquefied natural gas facilities in Australia plan to resume strikes, sending prices higher on the threat of tighter supplies as the winter heating season approaches in the Northern Hemisphere.
President Joe Biden said he would potentially meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping at next month’s Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit but that no sit-down is scheduled.
The selloff in US stocks didn’t last long.
