(Bloomberg) — Three months after crypto exchange FTX collapsed, Argentina’s government is weighing creating oversight requirements on crypto companies, according to people with direct knowledge of the matter.
Societe Generale SA has been drawn into the industry-wide investigation by the US Securities and Exchange Commission whether banks’ staff have made use of unauthorized communication channels.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy is expected to arrive in Paris on Wednesday evening, Agence France-Presse reported, citing a government source.
The dramatic turnaround of the US coal industry that’s sent share prices soaring and provided a lifeline for miners is running out of steam.
Beijing-based Li Auto Inc. unveiled an extended-range electrified sport utility vehicle it wants to rival cars like Tesla Inc.’s Model Y.
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is working on the assumption general elections will be held in Turkey three months from now despite twin earthquakes devastating much of the southeast this week.
French energy giant TotalEnergies SE put a multi-billion dollar plan to produce green hydrogen with Adani Group on hold, pending audits of the Indian conglomerate accused of fraud by a US investor.
Kyle L. Davies, co-founder of collapsed crypto hedge fund Three Arrows Capital, has allegedly persisted in refusing to cooperate with liquidators of the bankrupt firm’s estate after being served with a subpoena on Twitter last month, a US court filing showed.
Proposal comes after a California court overturned a state law mandating women directors
Poland’s central bank left interest rates on hold for a fifth month as signs of a global disinflation strengthened the case for a dovish majority of policy makers.
