While many of the largest tech companies are joining a US corporate effort to compel employees back to the office, Atlassian Inc. is among the firms remaining steadfast backers of remote work.
The naira jumped in Nigeria’s parallel market on Wednesday as local traders responded to a warning from the central bank against currency speculation.
The decision by George Soros’s massive philanthropy to cut funding to European Union-based initiatives deals a significant blow to liberal democratic institutions as nationalist and populist forces surge across the continent.
South African companies looking to issue green bonds or raise capital for climate-friendly projects have a better chance of getting preferential rates if they set ambitious targets that surpass market expectations.
In an election dominated by fear of crime, Jan Topic is trying to market himself as the only candidate tough enough to take on Ecuador’s cocaine cartels.
Wheat prices in Chicago rose on Wednesday after Russian drones reportedly hit a key Danube River grain port, in the latest attack aimed at Ukraine’s crop-export infrastructure.
The Swiss experiment to fight imported inflation with the help of a propped-up franc has been, by many measures, a success. The question for traders is whether the currency’s rally can last.
Municipal-bond investors have to assess an unusual risk as part of a $113 million bond offering next week: The historic strikes that are paralyzing business for much of Hollywood.
Europe’s heat wave is spreading, with wildfires raging on a Spanish island and people in southeast France told to stay indoors for most of the day.
For months on end, Wall Street banks were stuck holding $5.4 billion of debt for Apollo Global Management Inc.’s leveraged buyout of Tenneco Inc. as the Federal Reserve’s rate hikes rattled credit markets — and would-be buyers disappeared.
