Hollywood star Leonardo DiCaprio testified Monday at the trial of Grammy-winning rapper Pras Michel, where the actor discussed his party-fueled relationship with fugitive financier Jho Low, who underwrote the actor’s 2013 smash movie, The Wolf of Wall Street.
Add this to the long list of market surprises in the first quarter of 2023: The worst-performing exchange-traded funds still managed to attract massive amounts of cash.
Stocks had a banner start to the year, but exchange-traded fund investors seemingly never got the memo.
Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund and its governor had temporarily avoided depositions by lawyers for PGA Tour Inc. in an acrimonious antitrust battle between the golf organization and its rival LIV Golf, because the PGA failed to pay required witness fees.
National Cyber Director Chris Inglis resigned primarily due to clashes with another top official, according to people familiar and correspondence.
Oil has the potential to reach $100 a barrel by late this quarter after OPEC+ announced steep crude output cuts, according to Amrita Sen, the chief oil analyst at Energy Aspects.
Russia took its turn in rotation heading the United Nations Security Council, with its ambassador vowing to promote its stance on its invasion of Ukraine.
Glencore Plc will likely sweeten its $23 billion proposal for Teck Resources Ltd., according to mining analysts, positing that a deal could still happen despite the company’s rejection.
New Zealand’s central bank is expected to further slow the pace of interest-rate increases this week as a weakening economy suggests the end of its tightening cycle is near.
The elegant label is the first fashion house to unveil a new collection in India.
