Caracas Restaurant Boom Is Going Bust as Hopes for Revival Fade
Buzzy dining options were a semblance of normalcy for Venezuela, but they’re disappearing
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Credit Suisse Senior Dealmaker Sanger Leaves for Truist Role
Credit Suisse Group AG managing director Chris Sanger, who led coverage of banks in the Americas for the firm’s investment-banking arm, has resigned for a role at Truist Financial Corp., according to people with knowledge of the matter.
LVMH Closing On Tesla for World’s Ninth-Biggest Listed Company
LVMH is closing in on Tesla Inc. for ninth spot on the list of the world’s biggest companies by market capitalization, only days after entering the top 10.
Ex-Harvard Chemist Should Get 90 Days Over China Ties, US Says
Retired Harvard chemist Charles Lieber, convicted in 2021 of hiding his ties to a Chinese talent recruitment program from the US, should get 90 days in jail, prosecutors said.
Hedge Funds Place Biggest Ever Short on Benchmark Treasuries
Hedge funds are betting on higher Treasury yields in a market that’s divided over whether the US economy can avoid recession and Federal Reserve interest-rate cuts.
Hunter Biden Calls for Ethics Action On Marjorie Taylor Greene
Hunter Biden is calling on lawmakers to slap GOP Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia with ethics charges for alleged defamatory statements and personal attacks.
Franklin Templeton Says Its Money-Market Fund Is Attracting Crypto Assets
Franklin Templeton says its money-market fund that records share ownership on a blockchain is seeing inflows from crypto-related entities in the aftermath of the shuttering of several industry-friendly banks.
Spain to Bake in Summer-Like Heat as Europe Braces for Hot Spring
Parts of Spain are forecast to hit 40C, with the year’s first heat wave arriving a month earlier than in 2022.
Biden Domestic Policy Adviser Susan Rice to Leave White House
President Joe Biden’s domestic policy adviser, Susan Rice, is leaving her post, the White House announced Monday.
Five Key Charts to Watch in Global Commodities This Week
The world’s largest oil producers kick off their earnings this week, with profits forecast to slow from last year’s record highs as oil prices slumped in the first quarter. Elsewhere, the BNEF Summit gets underway in New York, while deal watchers will be focused on a Teck Resources Ltd. shareholder vote on splitting up the company — with the outcome dictating the future of Glencore Plc’s $23 billion takeover bid. Here are five notable charts to consider in global commodity markets as the week ge
