Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer is talking with the United Auto Workers and her state’s biggest automakers in an effort to stave off a strike, which is where she worries the negotiations over a new labor contract are headed.
As the leaders summits in Indonesia ended on Thursday, the war in Ukraine became the focus of the closing statements — one that condemned it and another that didn’t mention it at all.
Ivory Coast wants rich consumers to bear the cost of making cocoa sustainable, and it’s threatening to hold off signing new sales contracts until it gets its way.
Nigeria’s state oil company has raised reservations about Eni SpA’s sale of a subsidiary to local producer Oando Plc which could complicate the transaction.
On the first episode of the Bloomberg Originals series Exponentially With Azeem Azhar, Prime Minister Kaja Kallas explains the roots of her nation’s tech ascendance.
They urge tighter controls of assault weapons shipments, say lack of transparency may be ‘masking’ a worsening record.
China’s stumbling recovery this year has produced a string of reassurances that the impact on the US of even a sharp downturn in the world’s second-largest economy will prove limited.
A $20 billion merger in the packaging industry spells one thing for the UK stock market: the prospect of losing yet another of the top companies from its benchmark index.
In a sign of thawing relations, a US delegation for the first time co-hosted a business conference with Taliban leaders in Afghanistan to work on a plan to rebuild the economy and address acute poverty in the face of reduced international aid.
Mexico’s annual inflation eased roughly in line with expectations in August, as the central bank says it’s not yet ready to discuss lowering record high borrowing costs given the “complex and uncertain” global outlook.
