(Bloomberg) — President Joe Biden will talk with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau about whether Canada or a third country is prepared to lead a mission to address the humanitarian and security crisis in Haiti.
Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic said the central bank should raise interest rates above 5% by early in the second quarter and then go on hold for “a long time.”
Canada’s banking regulator will consider new constraints on firms’ mortgage lending in an attempt to protect the financial system, potentially adding more headwinds for the housing market.
Representative Matt Gaetz is emerging from last week’s bitter speaker fight as the member of Congress everyone in Washington loves to hate.
Jefferies Financial Group Inc. has hired former Barclays Plc banker Sam Dean to beef up its senior ranks in London, a person with knowledge of the matter said.
Walt Disney Co. is asking its workers to return to the company’s offices four days a week starting on March 1, according to an internal memo seen by Bloomberg.
The US Consumer Product Safety Commission will move to regulate gas stoves as new research links them to childhood asthma.
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa played down suggestions that an amendment to the central bank’s mandate is imminent, while confirming that a possible change remains under discussion.
Palliser Capital and other investors have criticized Capricorn Energy Plc for scheduling a shareholder vote on its proposed NewMed Energy LP deal at about the same time as a meeting called for by the activist investor to shakeup the company’s board.
The UK government’s latest effort to avert more strikes in the beleaguered health service was an “insult” according to a senior union representative who emerged from talks Monday and said that industrial action will go ahead.
