Bloomberg Business

Everton Football Club is close to an agreement to be acquired by 777 Partners LLC following months of talks between the parties, according to a person with knowledge of the matter.

The United Auto Workers has lowered its pay increase demand to 36% from 40%, but Detroit’s automakers don’t think much of the offer, according to people familiar with the offer.

The yen remains vulnerable to sharp movements and government intervention even after its rally at the start of this week as key US data and central bank meetings loom large among potential catalysts.

Argentina will exempt millions of workers from paying income taxes, a dramatic attempt by Economy Minister Sergio Massa to improve his standings in next month’s presidential election at the risk of deepening the country’s fiscal hole.

Donald Trump sought to disqualify the federal judge presiding over his election obstruction case, arguing she’d made negative comments about the former president that “unavoidably taint” his right to a fair trial.

Mexico’s armed forces are set to see an 81% increase under the Finance Ministry’s proposed budget for 2024.

One of the most prominent figures in Mexico’s ruling party threatened to quit over allegations that its process of choosing a presidential candidate had been stacked against him.

Japan’s government-backed Rapidus Corp. is lobbying chipmakers, their suppliers and research institutions to set up shop on the island of Hokkaido in a bid to make the remote region a center of semiconductor innovation within a decade.

A New York judge indicated he may be willing to delay Donald Trump’s hush-money trial after the former president’s lawyers complained it’ll conflict with a federal trial in Washington.

Sculptor Capital Management Inc. executives were accused in a lawsuit of engineering a proposed $639 million acquisition of the fund by rival Rithm Capital Corp. in a way that is unfairly blocking a higher bid.