Donald Trump went on a social media tear leading up to his indictment this week, attacking the hush money probe he’s charged in and Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg, warning of “death & destruction” and issuing a call to action: “PROTEST, TAKE OUR NATION BACK!”
The European Central Bank may still have a little way to go on raising interest rates, Governing Council member Francois Villeroy de Galhau said after data showed persistent upward pressure on prices for core goods and services in the euro area.
MicroStrategy Inc. co-founder and Executive Chairman Michael Saylor’s more-than $4 billion bet on Bitcoin is on the verge of turning profitable once again after the first quarter surge in the value of the original cryptocurrency.
Sweden’s construction industry may be facing years of drought as investment in housing plummets in the wake of steep price declines and rising costs of building new homes.
It takes a lot to bring private equity billionaires, crypto titans, some of the most important people from the Trump administration and a fallen tech founder into one room.
Rogers Communications Inc. could face a total penalty of C$1 billion ($739 million) over the next decade if it doesn’t meet government conditions underpinning its takeover of Shaw Communications Inc.
Jared Kushner said Donald Trump’s indictment is troubling and a signal that Democrats are afraid of running against the former president.
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston President Susan Collins said that there’s “more work to do” to bring inflation down and that it will be important to monitor data given the uncertainty over how much the recent banking turmoil will affect credit and the economy.
Canada’s economy kept growing at the start of this year, defying expectations of a stall and eventual technical recession in the face of the highest interest rates in 15 years.
UniCredit SpA shareholders approved a pay increase of as much as 30% for Chief Executive Officer Andrea Orcel, making the Italian one of the highest paid bank chiefs in Europe.
