China’s cash squeeze eased, with a gauge of overnight funding costs dropping the most in a week, after the central bank injected some $150 billion into the financial system over three sessions.
Peruvians are keeping pressure on the government to bring forward new elections as Congress barrels toward a deadline to make a decision.
Dai Nippon Printing Co. surged the most on record after it announced plans for its largest-ever stock buyback following pressure from activist investor Elliott Management Corp.
Representative Angie Craig escaped an attack Thursday morning by tossing hot coffee at a man who punched her in an elevator of her Washington apartment building, police said.
Elon Musk’s Twitter Inc. was sued by another vendor claiming the billionaire new owner is refusing to pay for services the social media platform engaged while fighting to force consummation of the $44 billion acquisition.
Dozens of flights were canceled as inclement winter weather covered parts of Honshu, Japan’s main island, with snow in Tokyo.
Distressed Brazilian retailer Americanas SA got court approval for a debtor-in-possession financing plan of up to 2 billion reais ($379 million) through the sale of local bonds, with its biggest shareholders willing to fund up to half of it.
Coinbase Global Inc.’s shares fell the most in more than six months after rival Kraken was forced to stop providing an investment service also offered by the largest US cryptocurrency exchange.
Paxos Trust Co., issuer of a Binance-branded token that ranks as the third-largest stablecoin, is being investigated in the US in the latest regulatory escalation to hit the cryptocurrency sector.
The complaint is the latest challenge for the hair-care brand that has seen its once robust growth fizzle.
