Bloomberg Business

The latest talks on extending Ukraine’s grain-export deal ended without a definitive agreement, with Russia reiterating its threat to withdraw from the pact in one week.

No matter how dire the situation when a bank fails, private investment firms can’t seem to get a nod for their salvage offers during US-run auctions — leaving them to wonder if they’ll ever be allowed to win.

The European Union is weighing a plan that would require cloud providers to store all of their data within the bloc in order to qualify for its highest cybersecurity certification.

The US Supreme Court tightened the limits on public-corruption prosecutions, giving a partial victory to a onetime top aide to former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo.

The International Monetary Fund warned of “very serious repercussions” for the US and the global economy if the nation defaults on its debt, urging Democrats and Republicans to reach a consensus on the looming debt ceiling.

Poland is unlikely to pass laws helping banks resolve a legacy Swiss-franc mortgage debacle before a parliamentary election in the fall, setting lenders up for more losses.

The Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey said the most aggressive interest rate rises in four decades could be near an end so long as inflation weakens.

PacWest Bancorp reported a drop in deposits and Western Alliance Bancorp said its deposits grew, with investors continuing to scrutinize the levels amid tumult in the regional-banking industry.

Hackers stole contracts from cybersecurity firm Dragos Inc. as part of an extortion attempt that included contacting the chief executive officer’s wife and 5-year-old son, according to a company blog post, documents provided by the suspected hackers and interviews.

Two 44-year-old men died after a shooting in a production hall at Mercedes-Benz AG’s Sindelfingen factory outside Stuttgart, with one of the victims succumbing to his wounds in hospital, according to local police.