Lawyers for Donald Trump and Waltine “Walt” Nauta accused prosecutors of improperly using a Washington grand jury to gather evidence after they were charged in Florida with mishandling classified information and obstructing an investigation.
Chinese electric carmaker Xpeng Inc. reported a wider-than-expected quarterly loss as it struggles to ramp up deliveries amid intense competition in the world’s biggest EV market.
Argentina has fixed the price of oil received by drillers at $56, far below international levels, as it scrambles to stop inflation getting further out of control after this week’s currency devaluation, according to two people familiar with the matter.
Copper headed for a third straight weekly loss — tracking a broad slide in global risk assets — as concerns about China’s economy and widening housing crisis put markets in bearish mood.
Chile’s economy shank less than forecast in the second quarter as growth in the mining industry softened the blow from a prolonged retail slump on the eve of interest rate cuts.
A US government probe has concluded some manufacturers in Asia are illegally bypassing tariffs on Chinese solar equipment, exposing them to duties that threaten to hike the cost of renewable power and slow the development of clean energy.
Messi mania is coming to the New York City area. But if you want to catch it in person, it’s going to cost you.
Sweden’s government will launch an inquiry on legal changes to help stop Koran burnings that have sparked anger in the Muslim world and threats from extremists.
All around the world, bond traders are finally coming to the realization that the rock-bottom yields of recent history might be gone for good.
Feelings are mixed, but since four out of five dollars in the regional economy stem from visitor spending, the government is not closing off the island.
