Turkey’s main opposition party filed a criminal complaint against top market regulators, alleging they failed to fulfill their duties by refusing to halt trading on the nation’s main stock exchange following the Feb. 6 earthquakes.
FC Barcelona is seeking to raise €1.5 billion euros ($1.6 billion) from private debt investors to finance the revamp of its iconic Spotify Camp Nou stadium.
One of the earliest peer-to-peer platforms for trading Bitcoin is shutting down, a casualty of the prolonged crypto downturn.
Inditex SA shares dropped after the owner of the Zara clothing chain agreed to raise the pay of its store workers in Spain by an average of 20%.
Billionaire Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp. said it will cut 5% of its staff this year, or about 1,250 positions, across its empire after earnings plunged in its book publishing, news media and digital real estate divisions.
The Dutch government is cutting its stake in ABN Amro Bank NV to below 50% through a sale of depositary receipts after a five-year hiatus in its disposal of the lender’s shares.
Renewable fuels made from algae was the company’s most heavily publicized climate solution.
A cyberattack that wreaked havoc across derivatives firms last week has left Andrea Pignataro, the Italian tycoon who heads the software company at the heart of the storm, grappling with something he has avoided for decades: publicity.
China’s current account surplus rose sharply in 2022, thanks to the nation’s resilient strength in exports and a dropoff in demand for imports as the domestic economy slowed.
Adidas AG shares slumped after the German shoemaker warned that it’s sitting on a €1.2 billion ($1.3 billion) pile of unsold merchandise after terminating its lucrative branding deal with rapper Ye.
