Israel’s ambassador to the US declined to give a timetable for a ground invasion of the Gaza Strip, saying only that his country does not seek to reoccupy the territory in the wake of the deadly assault by Hamas.
A hearing for China Evergrande Group in a Hong Kong insolvency court later this month will lay bare the once-unthinkable possibility of liquidating the property developer’s assets.
US pharmacy chain Rite Aid Corp. is moving quickly to sell its assets in bankruptcy, over the objection of at least one potential bidder, because the company faces looming financial deadlines, a company lawyer said during the chain’s first day under court supervision.
The Wexner Foundation became the latest donor to pull support from Harvard University over its response to the Hamas attack on Israel.
JPMorgan Chase & Co. sold green bonds for the first time in over two years as global sales of the debt accelerate at a record pace.
Chinese corporate borrowing growth slumped in the third quarter, according to China Beige Book International, which expects policymakers to shy away from rolling out any major stimulus to boost credit.
Wells Fargo & Co. and JPMorgan Chase & Co. led the biggest Wall Street banks in tapping the US investment-grade market after reporting third-quarter earnings.
The movie version of Taylor Swift’s stadium tour instantly became one of highest-grossing concert films ever, opening with weekend sales that dwarfed those of pictures by Justin Bieber and the late Michael Jackson.
The Federal Reserve shouldn’t be thinking about additional interest-rate increases with so many US small businesses struggling to cope with its tightening to date, Philadelphia Fed President Patrick Harker said.
The Sam Bankman-Fried trial resumed Monday with more prosecution witnesses, including Nishad Singh, the former director of engineering at FTX.
