A video of the office furniture company CEO telling employees to quit worrying about whether or not they’ll get a bonus — and to instead buckle down and work harder — has struck a chord on social media amid heightened economic anxiety.
At the Miami Grand Prix, $35,000 for a table at a club is just the beginning.
Ukraine’s Black Sea crop shipments resumed on Wednesday, following a brief halt that sparked fresh concerns about future cargoes from the key exporter already contending with import bans from some of its European Union neighbors.
In a quarter where three smaller lenders collapsed and the nation’s biggest banks staged a rescue as another edged toward the brink, Wall Street raked in gains with little sign of strain. Here are five takeaways from their first-quarter earnings:
US Senator Elizabeth Warren and Representative Jamie Raskin are urging Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack to reconsider a decision to not block meat giant JBS SA from getting government contracts due to the Brazilian company’s “history of criminal misconduct.”
Multiple airstrikes and heavy fighting rocked Sudan’s capital after a proposed cease-fire to halt days of clashes between the army and a paramilitary group failed to hold.
The European Central Bank is closely monitoring the situation in financial markets for signs that the economic outlook has shifted after the recent episode of banking stress, according to Governing Council member Pablo Hernandez de Cos.
Texas Capital Bancshares has made sweeping cuts to its workforce amid a volatile time for the banking industry.
The European Central Bank will have to continue raising interest rates if its latest macroeconomic outlook remains intact following the recent bout of financial-sector stress, according to Governing Council member Pablo Hernandez de Cos.
President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva’s popularity is waning three months into his term as the leftist leader struggles to navigate a deeply divided Brazil.
