At a time when Wall Street executives leaving for a crypto gig seems rare, the former CEO deputy and chief operating officer of the investment research department at Bridgewater Associates has joined crypto investment management firm BlockTower Capital.
President Joe Biden dismissed concerns about his age as he launched his 2024 reelection bid, saying he believed voters endorsed his performance in office.
The Tennessee Titans have never won a Super Bowl but they are a winner in the municipal funding market, topping the Buffalo Bills for the biggest public subsidy ever given to an NFL sports franchise.
Chinese President Xi Jinping spoke with Ukraine’s Volodymyr Zelenskiy for the first time since the Kremlin’s invasion began, telling the Ukrainian leader that the only way to achieve peace is through negotiations. Although readouts of the call suggested no major breakthroughs, President Zelenskiy’s office described it as a “productive hour-long conversation.”
President Joe Biden said he’d be glad to sit down with House Speaker Kevin McCarthy to discuss raising the US debt ceiling — if McCarthy took default off the table.
President Joe Biden stressed that a North Korean nuclear attack on the US and its allies would be the end of Kim Jong Un’s regime as he announced new efforts with South Korea to counter Pyongyang’s nuclear buildup.
Glencore Plc’s efforts to spark an investor rebellion at Teck Resources Ltd. have succeeded, after the Canadian miner withdrew a plan to split itself in half just hours before a high-stakes vote. Now the focus shifts to whether Glencore will press its advantage with an increased takeover offer.
President Joe Biden’s administration has persuaded another money manager from Wall Street to join the government’s efforts to create a computer-chip renaissance in the US.
Stellantis NV is offering buyouts to 33,500 US hourly and salaried employees as it seeks to cut costs, citing a “competitive” market and rapid shift to electric vehicles.
Canada’s government is grappling with what comes after the “forced experiment” of remote work brought on by the pandemic as it negotiates with striking civil servants, the country’s labor minister said.
