UBS Group AG executives are weighing options to renegotiate parts of a deal Credit Suisse struck for its securitized products business, shortly before the troubled lender was acquired in an emergency takeover by its larger rival.
Cities are reviving plans to tap the $4 trillion municipal-bond market to build and renovate runways, concourses and terminals for airports as passenger traffic rebounds to levels last seen before the pandemic.
Corn was heading for its second day of gains as a heat wave was hitting fields ahead of harvest.
UK power storage company Zenobe Energy Ltd. is set to draw more than $1 billion in fresh investment from investors including US private equity giant KKR & Co..
A British-made Challenger 2 main battle tank was destroyed by enemy fire for the first time as Kyiv presses its counteroffensive against Russian troops in the occupied southeast.
The Bank of England may be already done with its bid to stamp out sticky UK inflation after a cooling in the economy and jobs market, according to Michael Saunders, a former hawkish rate-setter.
Democratic Senator Sheldon Whitehouse accused Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito of violating judicial standards in public comments the justice made on ethics controversies surrounding the court, escalating a fight over the conservative court’s ethics.
The new Raffles is opening after a $1.76 billion renovation, with nods to its historical heritage. Suites include Winston Churchill’s old office, bookable for £25,000 a night.
Ukraine moved to add new charges against Russian billionaire Mikhail Fridman to an earlier criminal case over alleged fraud.
Israeli cybersecurity startup Upwind raised funds in a round that values the company at $300 million.
