Hungary proposed splitting a €50 billion ($52.4 billion) European Union package for Ukraine, adding to concern that economic support for Kyiv may falter after the US dropped fresh money for the war-torn nation in a stop-gap spending package.
Johnson & Johnson persuaded an appeals court to throw out a more than $223 million jury award to a group of ex-Baby Powder users who blamed their cancers on asbestos in the talc-based version of the product.
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. partner Chris Kojima resigned to take a senior role at General Atlantic, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
(Bloomberg) — Wells Fargo & Co. plans to spend about $175 million to expand its retail-banking presence in and around Chicago.
A Bank of Canada official said there’s a risk firms will continue to raise prices more frequently and more sharply, complicating efforts to bring inflation back to 2%.
US job openings unexpectedly increased in August, fueled by a surge in white-collar postings, highlighting the durability of labor demand.
An Abu Dhabi firm controlled by a key member of the emirate’s royal family increased its shareholding in Gautam Adani’s flagship conglomerate to a little over 5%, days after selling stakes in two other companies owned by the Indian billionaire as part of a portfolio rejig.
Representative Henry Cuellar, a veteran Texas Democrat, was carjacked in Washington on Monday night, but he said he was not injured and his car was later recovered.
Copper fell for a second day as hawkish signals from the Federal Reserve and weak manufacturing data across major economies damped the demand outlook.
A small city in Missouri could see its credit rating cut to junk by S&P Global Ratings because of the financial woes plaguing a local ice rink backed by municipal debt.
