Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg’s office fired back at House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan’s demands for Bragg’s testimony and documents tied to his grand jury investigation into Donald Trump, calling them “an unprecedented inquiry into a pending local prosecution.”
The London Metal Exchange hasn’t found any more problems with bagged nickel in its warehouse network following the discovery last week that the “nickel” underlying nine contracts was in fact bags of stones.
President Joe Biden will make his first trip to Canada since taking office on Thursday, meeting with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
Senator Elizabeth Warren was focused before the banking turmoil on getting President Joe Biden to name a Federal Reserve vice chair who would resist Jerome Powell’s rate increases. Now, she wants a nominee who wants tougher bank regulation, too.
Varde Partners is poised to rake in over $50 million in profits from well-placed bets on Credit Suisse Group AG’s debt and equity.
US President Joe Biden’s landmark clean-energy law will cost roughly $1.2 trillion — three times more than the official government forecast — and spur trillions more in private-sector investments, according to Goldman Sachs Group Inc.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s center-left Labor party is on the cusp of holding power in every mainland state and territory for just the second time in the party’s 120-year history. Yet such dominance may prove a poisoned chalice.
Blackouts have reduced the potential size of South Africa’s economy by almost a fifth since they started being imposed around 2008, according to an energy specialist at Africa’s biggest fund manager.
JPMorgan Chase & Co. is facing a suit by a couple who claim the bank sold $10 million in jewelry and other valuables that they stored in safe deposit boxes.
Donald Trump’s habit of calling for protests against his detractors warrants the use of a rare anonymous jury at the trial next month of civil sexual-assault claims brought against the former president by New York author E. Jean Carroll, a judge ruled.
