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More than half of the Swiss population don’t approve of UBS Group AG’s government-brokered takeover of troubled rival Credit Suisse Group AG, according to a recent poll.

The Kremlin worries a new mobilization would be politically unpopular, dials back plans for offensive.

Marc Lasry, the billionaire co-founder of Avenue Capital Group, said there’s little benefit for small businesses and other depositors to keep their money with regional banks instead of Wall Street giants — unless the Federal Reserve steps in.

As payment processors distance themselves from adult websites, content creators warn of financial discrimination and danger to free speech.

Former President Donald Trump is holding his first major 2024 campaign rally in the same Texas city where federal law enforcement raided a cult headquarters 30 years ago, as a possible criminal indictment of him looms.

Rapidly rising borrowing costs pose more of a threat to companies in Latin America than anywhere else in emerging markets, raising concern that defaults in the region are about to rise, according to S&P Global Ratings.

Developers have started to pause large investments in Irish offshore wind parks after the government introduced tougher rules on where they can be built.

Jean-Charles Naouri has defied skeptics for years by keeping control of his debt-fueled French grocery empire even as sales slumped and competition mounted. Investors are growing more convinced than ever that time is running out for the supermarket titan.

A behind-the-scenes account of the political horse-trading, published by Earth Negotiations Bulletin, shows how national interests were reflected in the influential document.