(Bloomberg) — Under Armour Inc. named Marriott International Inc.’s Stephanie Linnartz as its new chief executive officer, with the incoming executive charged with recapturing the growth from the sportswear company’s earlier years.
The Senate has reached a deal to hold votes on a $1.7 trillion government spending package, paving the way for passage as early as Thursday to avoid a Christmas Eve shutdown.
In a year when soaring inflation and sinking growth rocked corporate boardrooms and Wall Street trading floors, some nooks of the stock market gave investors shelter to hide out.
Kazakh financial firms have been scooping up Russian government debt at a steep discount from investors unable to exit the market because of sanctions and other restrictions imposed after the invasion of Ukraine, according to people familiar with the matter.
JPMorgan Chase & Co.’s loss-making bets on European bonds and credit-default swaps have sparked queries from market participants disgruntled by what they saw as out-of-step prices and aggressive tactics and saw the bank scrutinize how its positions were valued.
Traders are paying heed to a growing chorus of European Central Bank policy makers calling for interest rates to rise faster to get a grip on double-digit inflation.
US economic growth in the third quarter was firmer than previously estimated, reflecting upward revisions to consumer spending and business investment.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is ending 2022 with a firmer grip on power in Canada, despite a year marked by angry protests against him, sky-high inflation and a falling housing market.
Sharp daily fluctuations in prices have market players bowing out.
Doctors are prescribing the drug off label to people for weight loss
