Donald Trump’s first wife, Ivana, was under an FBI counterintelligence inquiry into allegations about her connections in her home country of Czechoslovakia in the 1990s, according to excerpts from her FBI file obtained by Bloomberg News.
The OPEC+ coalition is showing no signs of adjusting oil production next week, staying the course amid turbulence in financial markets.
French banks including Societe Generale SA and BNP Paribas SA face collective fines of more than 1 billion euros ($1.1 billion) as part of a probe into tax fraud and money laundering related to dividend payments.
The Shanghai stock exchange called off a hearing about Syngenta Group’s proposed 65 billion yuan ($9.4 billion) initial public offering, adding another hurdle on the road to the biggest planned listing of the year.
Alex Dilling at Hotel Café Royal and the Ledbury were among the winners in this year’s announcement.
Hospitals’ compliance with US price transparency rules will be under the microscope when lawmakers question health experts and advocates in a hearing Tuesday in Washington.
Israel’s currency traded at the strongest level in more than a month after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he’ll delay a controversial plan to weaken the judiciary “to avoid a civil war.”
European Union officials signed off on a deal that effectively ends the sale of most new combustion engines from 2035 after Germany received provisions for how certain high-end vehicles may get a future exemption if they run solely on e-fuels.
888 Holdings Plc’s William Hill, the UK’s second-biggest bookmaker, will pay a settlement of £19.2 million ($23.6 million) for social responsibility and money laundering failures, amid a push to clean up the country’s gambling industry.
Asda Group Ltd. has offered to sell 13 filling stations with grocery stores attached to get its £600 million ($738 million) Co-operative Group Ltd. gas station deal across the line and allay concerns voiced by the UK antitrust watchdog.
