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A top European Union official urged TikTok to comply with upcoming content rules or face a possible ban, a sharp change in tone from Brussels.

KKR & Co. joined rivals including Blackstone Inc. in limiting withdrawals from a real estate investment trust after investors sought to pull out more money.

President Biden’s trade chief said the US administration wants to avoid a subsidy race on electric vehicles and is working with the European Union to resolve its concerns that a new law puts the bloc at an unfair disadvantage.

The best start to a year for bond returns is helping fuel an unprecedented debt-sale bonanza by governments and companies around the world of more than half a trillion dollars.

The world will face coffee shortages for an “unprecedented” third year in a row due to lower-than-expected harvest from top grower Brazil, according to coffee trader Volcafe.

Citigroup Inc. is once again facing an ouster from the booming Texas municipal-bond market after the state’s Attorney General Ken Paxton’s office determined the bank “discriminates” against the firearms industry.

Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan added his voice to a host of commentators expressing tentative optimism about the economic outlook, citing resilience among consumers and firm demand for small-business loans as reasons for optimism.

(Bloomberg) — Peru’s capital is bracing for major protests Thursday as farmers and students are gathering in Lima to demand the resignation of President Dina Boluarte after weeks of demonstrations in impoverished rural areas failed to dislodge her. 

Mortgage rates in the US decreased for the second week in a row, reaching a four-month low.