US President Joe Biden offered Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu a long-awaited invitation to the White House when the two men met for the first time since the Israeli leader returned to power nine months ago.
Paraguay’s leader defended his nation’s diplomatic ties with Taiwan and held up the Asian economy’s shift from agriculture to manufacturing as a model to follow, resisting domestic pressures to align with China instead.
Apollo Global Management Inc. is looking to raise roughly $2.5 billion to lend to large corporate borrowers in private markets, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
Azerbaijan halted military operations in the disputed Nagorno-Karabakh region after Armenians in the territory said they’d agreed to disband their forces following an intervention by Russia.
The Securities and Exchange Commission’s ability to police markets would be hobbled by a US government shutdown, according to the head of the regulator.
President Joe Biden will attend a New York campaign fundraiser hosted by food security expert Amy Goldman Fowler on Wednesday, according to people familiar with the matter.
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. is in advanced talks to sell its GreenSky unit to a consortium that includes Sixth Street Partners, according to people familiar with the matter.
Switzerland’s parliament banned full-face coverings, a move believed to target wearers of the burqa, two years after 51% of the population backed such a measure in a national vote.
General Motors Co. and the United Auto Workers remain far apart on a deal after the union rejected the automaker’s offer from five days ago that would raise average compensation to $150,000 a year, say people familiar with the matter.
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis delivered a full-throated call for more US oil and gas production, promising to jettison policies he says are holding back domestic energy output.
