The UK set out a much-delayed overhaul of the rules governing its £14 billion-a-year ($17.5 billion) gambling industry, even as its businesses export their tactics to the rest of the world. The new rules are designed to prevent problem gambling.
Banque Pictet & Cie nominated Raymond Sagayam to become a managing partner, as the Geneva-based private bank and asset manager undergoes an unusually rapid renewal of its leadership ranks.
Mastercard Inc. said spending growth on its cards accelerated in the first three months of the year as the payment giant continues to benefit from a rebound in travel.
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell held a call with a pair of Russian pranksters posing as Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy, according to video shown on Russian state television.
Two of Nigeria’s richest men are battling for control of one of the country’s biggest conglomerates, with each raising their stakes dramatically over the past week.
Turkey’s central bank kept interest rates unchanged on Thursday, heeding the market at its last policy-setting meeting before pivotal elections next month.
Goldman Sachs said it expects UK borrowing costs will close a gap with the US, raising its outlook for the Bank of England’s key rate to 5%.
After three months of cancer treatment, C.S. Venkatakrishnan is relishing his return to the office.
Credit Suisse Group AG informed employees that deferred awards meant to mirror bonds that were wiped out in the firm’s emergency sale to UBS Group AG will also be written to zero.
Elon Musk slipped into Washington Wednesday for talks with lawmakers about artificial intelligence.
