President Joe Biden’s reelection campaign aims to use the first Republican presidential debate to paint the field of challengers as extremists inexorably tied to Donald Trump, even as the former president and current GOP frontrunner toys with skipping the event.
A federal judge delayed until next week the sentencing of two former JPMorgan Chase & Co. gold traders convicted last year of spoofing, fraud and attempted market manipulation, so he can review issues raised by defense lawyers hoping to keep their clients out of prison.
New York City is rolling out a plan to convert vacant offices into as many as 20,000 new housing units by creating a multi-agency group to help developers cut through red tape and rezoning a section of Manhattan known as Midtown South.
Brisk growth in China for chip-design company Synopsys Inc. could be even greater without export restrictions, outgoing Chief Executive Officer Aart de Geus said after the company raised its outlook for revenue and profit this year.
Trucking firm Estes Express Lines has struck a $1.3 billion deal to acquire all of Yellow Corp.’s terminals out of bankruptcy, an offer that’s subject to higher bids should any materialize in the coming weeks.
Private credit behemoths Oak Hill Advisors and Blue Owl Capital are leading a group of lenders on the record-setting $5.3 billion loan package to help Vista Equity Partners refinance Finastra Group Holdings Ltd.’s debt, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
The US has been hit by a record 15 weather and climate disasters that have cost $1 billion or more in losses and economic damage this year through July — before this month’s deadly wildfires in Hawaii.
A group of South African opposition parties that aims to end the ruling African National Congress’ three-decade hold on power agreed Thursday to form a coalition government should they collectively win a majority in next year’s Parliamentary elections.
Tesla Inc. failed to fix limitations in its Autopilot system following a gruesome Florida crash that killed a driver in 2016, company engineers said in a family’s lawsuit over a very similar 2019 fatal collision that’s headed to a jury trial.
More convertible bond issuers this year are saying no to hedging their bets.
