Macquarie Group Ltd. hired Rodolfo Soares, a former senior executive at Goldman Sachs Group Inc. in Brazil, as managing director and head of commodities and global markets for the Latin American country.
Atlantic Trading and Marketing Inc., the trading arm of France’s TotalEnergies SE, is bidding up the US physical crude market, according to people familiar with the deals.
US five- and 10-year yields rose to the highest levels since 2007 after hotter-than-anticipated inflation data in Canada and rising oil prices added to global concerns about resurgent price pressures.
Auto-parts makers that supply all three of the big Detroit carmakers have more than $38 billion of revenue at risk if strikes by the United Auto Workers expand as threatened.
The first blank-check company to list in the Middle East inked a deal with Abu Dhabi-based United Printing & Publishing, a company that prints identification cards.
A pair of former Citadel Securities employees asked a federal judge to throw out a trade secrets lawsuit, arguing their new firm operates in a market that their old one said it would never enter.
New York’s Metropolitan Transportation Authority, the biggest US mass-transit system, had its credit outlook revised to positive by Moody’s Investors Service after the state directed more tax revenue to the agency.
The nascent market for ETFs tracking collateralized loan obligations is increasingly dominated by a single player: Janus Henderson.
American Dream, the megamall in New Jersey’s Meadowlands, has seen its losses increase fourfold in one year, according to a draft securities filing.
A New York firm that managed billions of dollars for sanctioned Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich was sued by the Securities and Exchange Commission for not registering as an investment adviser.
