John Paulson was sued by his longtime business partner in Puerto Rico, who alleges the hedge fund billionaire made fraudulent claims to convince him to invest $17 million in a luxury automobile dealership on the island.
Brazil President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva made changes to his cabinet on Wednesday, as he seeks to win congressional support for key agenda items from an influential bloc of lawmakers.
California’s attorney general said he won a court order temporarily blocking a school district from informing parents when students ask to change their name or pronoun.
The US Senate confirmed Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook to a full 14-year term on a 51-47 vote Wednesday, with most Republicans again withholding their support.
There aren’t any signs that the release of treated wastewater from the damaged Fukushima nuclear plant will dissuade Chinese tourists from visiting Japan, despite a backlash in Asia’s biggest economy, the chief executive officer of Japan’s largest airline said.
Malaysia is expected to leave its benchmark interest rate unchanged Thursday, as cooling inflation gives the central bank some breathing space to preserve support for the slowing economy.
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The United Auto Workers plans to make a counteroffer to Ford Motor Co. after rejecting the company’s first proposal last week, according to people familiar with the matter.
James Watson, a senior portfolio manager at Millennium Management, left to join rival Balyasny Asset Management, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
A federal judge ordered Texas to remove a controversial floating barrier in the Rio Grande while the Biden administration pursues its lawsuit seeking a permanent ban on buoys the state installed to help prevent illegal crossings from Mexico.
