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Citadel is preparing to push back against the Securities and Exchange Commission’s WhatsApp probe, taking a harder line than the almost two dozen banks that have paid hefty settlements over the past two years.

Chicago’s top trading firms are questioning their commitment to the city in the face of proposed taxes and rising crime. That’s not stopping some of them expanding their footprint.

Orders placed with US factories for business equipment rebounded in August, suggesting resilient investment despite elevated borrowing costs.

The latest surge in long-term interest rates to the highest levels in 16 years adds to a lengthening list of headwinds threatening to blow the US economy off a soft-landing course.

A senior executive at Norway’s sovereign wealth fund, which owns a larger share of global stocks than any other investor, says Big Oil’s transition strategy isn’t holding up as carbon emissions continue to rise.

Senator Bob Menendez of New Jersey vows to beat his latest corruption charges after prosecutors accused him of taking cash and gold for illegally helping Egypt and three businessmen.

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said he is thinking of reshuffling his cabinet, following a local media report that discussions regarding a change in the minister lineup are intensifying.

The former coach of Spain’s world cup winning women’s football team has been named as a criminal suspect by a judge over his involvement in the scandal sparked by a leading official’s kiss to a star player.

A stock exchange backed by some of Wall Street’s biggest players is making its official entry into options as investor interest in the asset class surges to all-time highs.