Mexico City’s former mayor Claudia Sheinbaum maintained a 12-point lead over Foreign Affairs Minister Marcelo Ebrard in early September in an external poll carried out by El Financiero, putting her in a position to become Morena’s presidential pick when the ruling party selects between the candidates based on its own voter opinion survey.
Cuba’s government said it’s dismantling a human trafficking network based in Russia that has recruited citizens from the communist island to work on military operations against Ukraine.
Ducera Partners, a boutique bank known for its work on distressed situations, has hired investment banker Christopher Grubb from Greenhill & Co. to lead its mergers and acquisitions business and open a San Francisco office.
Greenpeace activists climbed onto the roofs of some BMW AG and Mercedes-Benz Group AG display vehicles, as German Chancellor Olaf Scholz officially opened the Munich car show.
More than four in five US homebuyers are factoring in climate risks when they shop for a new house, according to a new survey by real estate firm Zillow.
President Joe Biden is nominating former US Treasury Secretary Jack Lew to be ambassador to Israel, the White House said Tuesday.
Jonathan Pruzan, former chief operating officer at Morgan Stanley, is joining single-family rental giant Pretium as the company seeks to continue its rapid growth.
Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller said policymakers can afford to “proceed carefully” with interest-rate increases given recent data showing inflation continuing to ease.
BHP Group Ltd. chief executive Mike Henry said the world’s biggest miner still has “some ways to go” to create a safe environment for all female employees after the company recently saw a 20% increase in reported sexual harassment.
For years now, stock traders have been getting so rich betting big companies will get even bigger that they’ve forgotten what a bubble looks like. They’re going to find out thanks to Nvidia Corp.
