(Bloomberg) — New York Governor Kathy Hochul heeded the lessons of a closer-than-expected governor’s race by focusing her first major policy address on the issues that boosted the state’s Republican candidates last year: crime and inflation.
(Bloomberg) — Party City Holdco Inc. has sought funding for a potential Chapter 11 bankruptcy, according to people with knowledge of the preparations.
Saudi Arabia is borrowing $10 billion through a Eurobond sale on Tuesday.
One season’s rainfall is not enough to quench parched lands.
Binance Holdings Ltd., the biggest cryptocurrency exchange, acknowledged past flaws in the management of its stablecoin’s reserves which at times led to more than $1 billion in missing collateral, according to one analysis.
New York City’s Taxi & Limousine Commission should “try again” to raise rates for ride-share drivers and provide clear reasons for doing so, a judge said in explaining why he blocked the increase last week.
The US is expected to account for the lion’s share of non-OPEC oil growth next year as American drillers pump a record amount of crude.
Emmanuel Macron’s government presented a plan to gradually raise France’s minimum retirement age to 64 by 2030 from 62, sparking anger among labor unions who immediately called for strikes to protest the reform.
The US wants to help Mexico bankroll its ambitious plan for a slew of solar parks along their border, which is likely to require private funds and development bank loans, according to top diplomat focused on Latin America.
Directors at three of the Federal Reserve’s 12 regional branches voted to hold the discount rate unchanged ahead of the central bank’s meeting last month.
