Sam Bankman-Fried, the disgraced co-founder of digital-asset exchange FTX, was accused by US regulators of orchestrating a multi-year fraud against investors — one that helped support his lavish lifestyle.
UK house prices could fall by as much as 20% without causing distress to most homeowners, Bank of England Deputy Governor Jon Cunliffe said.
Twitter Inc. has disbanded its Trust and Safety Council, a group of independent experts who provided guidance on content moderation issues, days after several members quit.
Moderna Inc.’s experimental personalized cancer vaccine reduced the risk of relapse or death from melanoma when combined with Merck & Co.’s Keytruda in a mid-stage trial.
Australian community services, including those assisting homeless people, are facing surging demand driven by relentless cost-of-living pressures and extreme weather events, a study found.
CEO RJ Scaringe seems to conclude partnering with Mercedes to expand into Europe would be biting off more than his company can chew.
US House lawmakers were supposed to get their chance to grill FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried at a hearing Tuesday morning on the collapse of his digital-asset empire.
Ghana secured a staff-level agreement with the International Monetary Fund for a $3 billion bailout, a key step in the West African nation’s plans to restructure its unsustainable debt.
A court case over one of Canada’s biggest-ever takeovers is near its end, after weeks of testimony that came to focus on a single question: Is Shaw Communications Inc. a great company or a broken one?
The leftist governments of Mexico, Argentina and Colombia threw their support behind Pedro Castillo, the Peruvian leader impeached last week for attempting to dissolve congress, adding a new political twist amid violent clashes that left seven dead in the Andean country.
