Bloomberg Business

Green-energy developers are pushing back against a Texas bill that would make it harder to build new wind farms in a state that’s become the top producer of renewable power.

Outstanding loans by Federal Home Loan Banks to financial institutions surged to a record $1 trillion during March’s banking crisis, even as the pace slowed at the end of the month.

Customers Bancorp Inc., a regional Pennsylvania lender, surged after reporting deposit inflows in the first few weeks of this month and profit for the first quarter that came in higher than analysts expected.

Credit Suisse Group AG is handing out retention bonuses to staff whom UBS Group AG sees as critical for the future of the combined bank.

Both Brazil’s economic activity for February, Mexico’s GDP figures for the first quarter beat estimates, indicating resilience

Bankrupt cryptocurrency lender Genesis Global Holdco LLC and a key creditor group have agreed to meet with a mediator in an effort to save a proposed bankruptcy exit plan backed by the company’s parent, Digital Currency Group.

Multilateral development bank Corporacion Andina de Fomento intends to place new infrastructure funds in at least a half-dozen Latin American countries in a bid to lure private investment, including commitments from the region’s family offices and pension funds.

Canada’s economy geared down at the end of the first quarter, reinforcing the central bank’s decision to stop raising interest rates.

Argentina is moving closer to a breaking point as the government’s desperate measures fail to halt a plunge in the peso, raising the risk of a currency devaluation that President Alberto Fernandez pledged would never happen.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul announced late Thursday a “conceptual agreement” on a $229 billion state budget after nearly a month of stalemate.