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A senior Ukrainian army general visited the embattled city of Bakhmut in a show of support for its defenders after months of Russian attacks in the yearlong war.

French defense company Thales SA plans to hire 12,000 new workers this year, boosting total headcount by about 4,000 after natural attrition, to reflect demand driven higher by Russia’s war in Ukraine.

Norfolk Southern Corp. was ordered by federal officials to pause waste removal at the site of the East Palestine, Ohio, train derailment to ensure safe disposal subject to Environmental Protection Agency approval, a regional EPA administrator said on Saturday.

It’s way too soon to abandon hopes for a strong bond-market rebound in 2023.

Fresh data from the euro zone are set to highlight why European Central Bank officials are hanging onto their hawkish tone, even as the region’s worst-ever spike in prices recedes.

American Car Center told employees the business was closing its doors, a day after it pulled a $222 million bond sale from the market, according to people familiar with the matter.

Argentine officials intend to lower a key target in the country’s $44 billion agreement with the International Monetary Fund as a severe drought weakens the economic outlook, according to an Argentine government official.

Cutting or pausing dividends is a step that corporate executives usually do everything possible to avoid as it can scare off investors and prompt them to move their capital elsewhere.