Genesis parent Digital Currency Group is negotiating with potential creditors to repay parts of its outstanding debt, according to a Dutch crypto exchange which says it is owed money by the digital-asset conglomerate.
Bernard Arnault named his daughter Delphine to run LVMH’s second-biggest brand, Dior, the latest step by the 73-year-old billionaire to elevate his children to key posts in his luxury empire.
FAA says all flights currently in the air are safe to land and departures are resuming at Newark Liberty International and Atlanta Airport, according to tweets.
A group formed by local individual investors in Ghana is asking bondholders to reject a government plan to restructure $12.5 billion of its cedi-denominated obligations.
The Qatar corruption scandal engulfing the European Parliament is spurring a raft of new rules to shed more light on the workings of lawmakers and their contacts with foreign powers, lobbyists and other outsiders.
Facebook parent Meta Platforms Inc.’s biggest content moderator in Africa, Sama, is ending its services to the US tech giant following lawsuits related to its treatment of workers and handling of hate speech in the region.
Much of California will get a brief respite from the Pacific’s worst fury as the unrelenting string of rainstorms shifts to the north to pummel Oregon and Washington.
Even by the sometimes opaque standards of Chinese government entities, the inner workings of Gingko Tree Investment are a mystery.
Credit Suisse Group AG is considering cutting the bonus pool for 2022 by about half, according to people familiar with the matter, capping a grim year in which the bank was forced to raise $4 billion after a string of losses.
Flash-flood warnings, lingering Covid fears, stock-market turbulence: JPMorgan’s big health-care conference in San Francisco has returned without nearly the opulence or excesses of the years before the pandemic.
