Millions of chickens have gone unfed as rail disruptions delay corn shipments to a California poultry farm, according to documents that provide unique details of how one shipper has suffered from poor rail service.
Egypt’s third major currency devaluation in less than a year appeared closer to achieving its aim, with signs that the foreign-exchange market may be stabilizing despite a whipsawing pound.
Traders piled into bets on another hawkish pivot from the Bank of Japan following a report that the central bank will review the side effects of its policy as soon as next week.
Overall, the US job market ended 2022 at a near record for growth but one area in particular underscores how some parts of the economy still lag far behind pre-pandemic levels.
Senator Elizabeth Warren is urging regulators to block Standard General LP’s proposed purchase of TV broadcaster Tegna Inc., saying the $5.4 billion transaction could lead to employee layoffs and higher prices for consumers.
The hedge fund founder and other business leaders attended a roundtable with Mayor Eric Adams to discuss issues facing New York.
Robert Bosch GmbH is spending around $1 billion to make electric-vehicle components in China as the automotive supplier hopes to benefit from the country’s shift away from the combustion engine.
The Securities and Exchange Commission has accused law firm Covington & Burling of failing to comply with a subpoena for information about a 2020 cyberattack on the firm that potentially exposed client data.
The chill in North America’s housing market has lumber traders saying the commodity’s recent rally may not have much more room to run.
The European Union’s executive branch will put forward measures to tackle misleading climate claims by companies, stepping up its efforts to curb widespread greenwashing in product advertisement.
