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South Pole, the world’s leading purveyor of offsets, is facing allegations that it exaggerated climate claims around its forest-protection projects. The uncertainty could influence how legions of companies try to slash their emissions.

Oil rose this week as US government promises to protect bank depositors and a lack of surprises from the Federal Reserve calmed investors.

Former Goldman Sachs Group Inc. banker Roger Ng, who was sentenced to 10 years in prison for his role in the global 1MDB fraud, was ordered to forfeit $35.1 million by a judge who rejected his claims that Malaysia already took all of his money.

89Bio Inc. is poised for its best week in more than five months after revealing promising new data for a treatment of a common liver disease tied to obesity.

Princeton University has plenty of high-powered alumni across Wall Street paid to make money from surprising situations. Even they didn’t see the Tigers advancing as far as they have in March Madness.

Money managers have stepped up their bearish bets against office landlords, wagering that the US regional banking crisis will slash the availability of credit to property owners that were already suffering from the pandemic and rising interest rates.

UBS Group AG’s abrupt takeover of Credit Suisse Group AG may mark the beginning of the end for one of the industry’s more notorious franchises.

Mauro Oliveira, a managing director and head of Latin American equities at Credit Suisse Group AG, has been hired by Banco J. Safra.

Hundreds of Brazilian agribusiness leaders flooded Beijing this week even before the arrival of President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, who’s betting a high-stakes trip to China will further open the world’s biggest commodities importer for his country’s products, helping him make peace with a sector that overwhelmingly supported his predecessor in last year’s election.