President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said he expects Vladimir Putin to leverage his warnings over nuclear weapons as a way to divide Ukraine’s allies, saying Russia’s atomic threat is a “fragile point” in the alliance.
Mexico has recovered its Category 1 air space status from the US Federal Aviation Administration, President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said, meaning it has improved its aviation-safety oversight.
Kroger Co. rose the most in six months after agreeing to sell 413 stores to C&S Wholesale Grocers in a divestiture designed to help win antitrust approval for its $24.6 billion merger with Albertsons Cos.
A Georgia judge on Friday released an unsealed version of the December report from a special grand jury that investigated alleged efforts by former President Donald Trump and others to overturn the 2020 presidential election results.
Days before what’s expected to be the biggest listing of the year, Nasdaq Inc. unveiled a remodeled floor where companies launch their public stock offerings in a bid to win new business.
The collapse of a pair of high-flying banks in Silicon Valley and New York City is rattling lenders as far away as Tupelo, Mississippi.
Spanish prosecutors have filed charges against football chief Luis Rubiales for sexual assault and coercion for the kiss he gave player Jennifer Hermoso last month while celebrating the country’s Women’s World Cup win in Australia.
China’s securities regulator pledged more measures to support capital markets and said it recently met with investors including BlackRock Inc. and Bridgewater Associates to hear their suggestions.
Hong Kong’s heaviest rainstorm since records began in 1884 flooded the financial hub’s streets and sent torrents of water rushing through subway stations, bringing much of the city to a standstill and forcing the stock market to scrap trading on Friday.
Texas Bitcoin miners, embroiled in a controversy over their energy-intensive operations, are shutting down most of their machines while the state grapples with its power crisis.
