The UK is seeking to restart talks with the US for a trade deal, people familiar with the matter said, hoping to overcome President Joe Biden’s reluctance over agreements that are unpopular with key American voters.
The rise of controversial debt deals that pit creditors of struggling companies against other lenders is being driven in part by a fear of getting left on the sidelines as rivals profit, according to Fidelity Investment’s Nathan Van Duzer.
Southwest Airlines Co., which promised to cut bonus payments after a late-December meltdown in flight operations, boosted short-term incentive pay for its chief executive officer and chief operations officer.
The spread between AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc.’s common-stock price and its preferred shares widened on Thursday, reversing its narrowing trend earlier this week.
Treasury yields tumble the most in a decade and gold soars, while stocks sit at two-month highs and credit spreads tighten. Markets are telling a lot of stories these days. Divining a unified signal from them has rarely been harder.
Crypto-mining firm Foundry, which is owned by embattled conglomerate Digital Currency Group, is going to start charging users a fee for its Bitcoin mining services.
The US Army’s choice of Textron Inc. to build a replacement for the mainstay Black Hawk helicopter was upheld by the Government Accountability Office despite a challenge by rival bidder Lockheed Martin Corp.
Oil posted a third straight weekly gain after a surprise supply cut by OPEC+ and a drop in US inventories tightened the market outlook.
Barnes & Noble Education Inc. employees at a New Jersey store are petitioning to make theirs the company’s first unionized location, extending a wave of organizing in the US retail sector.
Israel fought off a barrage of rockets from Lebanon on Thursday in the most sustained attack since a 2006 war, adding to tensions a day after a spike in confrontations in Gaza and Jerusalem that coincided with religious holidays.
