The threat by Niger’s self-declared military leadership to prosecute deposed President Mohamed Bazoum further jeopardizes efforts to find a peaceful solution to the country’s crisis, the West African regional bloc warned.
Bankrupt crypto lender Celsius Network LLC won court permission to start polling account holders on its proposal to restart as a new user-owned company and distribute an estimated $2 billion of Bitcoin and Ether.
The nation’s second-largest K-12 district is kicking off the new school year with a municipal bond offering while it contends with attacks from hackers, a dwindling student body and soaring labor costs.
Javier Milei, a libertarian outsider who’s taken a surprise lead in the race for Argentina’s presidency, would shake up the country’s powerhouse commodity industries like none of his rivals.
From ditching the struggling peso to eventually eliminating Argentina’s central bank, outsider presidential candidate Javier Milei has vowed to implement a series of bold — and perhaps unfeasible — measures to pull South America’s second-largest economy from the brink of a meltdown.
Investors are bailing out of the biggest exchange-traded fund devoted to Treasuries at the fastest pace since markets were hammered during the early months of the pandemic.
Four years into a plan to eliminate its carbon emissions, Amazon.com Inc. has lost a key endorsement from the world’s leading watchdog of corporate climate goals.
Kraft Heinz Co. said North America President Carlos Abrams-Rivera will succeed Miguel Patricio as the packaged-food giant’s chief executive officer.
New Zealand’s central bank will keep interest rates unchanged for a second straight meeting and flag the need for policy to remain restrictive for some time, even as the economy stalls.
Worldwide spending on business travel will top pre-pandemic levels next year and expand to more than $1.78 trillion in 2027, according to the Global Business Travel Association’s annual outlook.
