German Chancellor Olaf Scholz and two high-ranking members of his cabinet called on Bavarian Premier Markus Soeder to draw a line under an antisemitism scandal rocking the southern region’s government ahead of an election there in October.
Elon Musk hoped to start handing over pickups around the end of this quarter. He’s not yet ready to offer dates, pricing or other key details.
Some of the biggest local and international banks in Singapore are becoming embroiled in one of the city-state’s largest money laundering cases involving more than S$1 billion ($740 million) of assets.
Lego A/S had great success with its 2014 Lego Movie and now that rival Mattel Inc. has reached blockbuster status with its summer hit Barbie, the Danish toymaker may soon return to the silver screen, its chief executive officer suggested.
Warner Bros. Discovery Inc. has named Mark Thompson as the chief executive officer of CNN, bringing in the former leader of the New York Times and BBC to steady the cable news channel after a period of upheaval.
The government’s main measure of US economic activity in the second quarter was revised lower, as more moderate business investment than initially reported outweighed stronger consumer spending.
Denbury Inc. held talks with more than two dozen potential buyers and rejected two offers from Exxon Mobil Corp. before finally agreeing to sell itself to the Texas oil giant for $4.9 billion in stock last month.
Ghana agreed to terms to swap about $4 billion of domestic debt, taking another step toward meeting its obligations under an International Monetary Fund bailout.
Inflation slowed less than expected in Germany and quickened in Spain, offering European Central Bank officials a partial picture of the region’s price pressures as they judge whether to raise interest rates again.
US companies in August added the fewest jobs in five months, a private report showed, adding to signs of moderating labor demand.
