Congress has given the Defense Department until the end of January to look into whether bureaucrats are overusing a document designation known as Controlled Unclassified Information to keep the public from learning about bad news.
Mexico’s Finance Ministry expects Petroleos Mexicanos to pay debt coming due in the first quarter without government help, according to people with knowledge of the situation.
The US dollar gained against nearly all its major peers as trading kicked off in 2023 after a seasonal holiday lull.
Representative Kevin McCarthy won’t claim the mantle of US House speaker on the first round of voting Tuesday, the first time in a century that the top position in Congress has required more than one ballot.
A warmer-than-expected start to winter in large parts of the world that could linger for weeks — especially across the US — is easing fears of a natural gas crisis that had been predicted to trigger outages and add to power bills.
Tesla Inc. is seeking to call the chief of Saudia Arabia’s Public Investment Fund as a defense witness for a trial over claims Elon Musk defrauded shareholders by falsely tweeting more than four years ago that he had a plan to take the automaker private.
The European Union is moving toward an approach to the rampant Covid outbreak in China that may include masks and pre-flight testing requirements on flights from the country.
(Bloomberg) — Canada added more than 431,000 new permanent residents last year, the largest annual increase in its history, as Prime Minister Justin Trudeau seeks to ease the country’s labor shortages.
(Bloomberg) — David Einhorn’s Greenlight Capital climbed 36.6% last year, finally recouping losses that his flagship fund had posted since 2015.
A brutal 2022 for bonds delivered the worst year ever for Pacific Investment Management Co.’s exchange-traded fund business.
