Copper Technologies Ltd.’s chief marketing officer is leaving the company a little over a year after he was appointed, marking the latest departure from the London-based crypto custodian’s top ranks.
Israeli police accused businessman Moshe Hogeg and his partners of defrauding investors of $290 million in a cryptocurrency scam after a two-year investigation into the former owner of an Israeli Premier League soccer team.
Starbucks Corp. is adding new cold drinks to its fall lineup, a sign the beverages have become so popular customers are expected to keep demanding them as the weather turns chillier.
Roishetta Ozane knows a thing or two about pollution.
NatWest Group Plc said it had yet to make any decision on whether to claw back the pay of its former Chief Executive Officer Alison Rose after she stepped down last month in the wake of a row over the way the British bank closed the accounts of politician-turned-pundit Nigel Farage.
Russia is lifting restrictions on dividend payments for foreigners investing into the country’s economy, unwinding limits that were imposed shortly after the Kremlin began its war in Ukraine.
Canadian retail sales rose by more than expected in June, with data also pointing to a rebound in activity in July.
Mallinckrodt Plc plans to file bankruptcy for the second time in less than three years after battling business declines and struggling to keep up with payments on a $1.7 billion settlement resolving a wave of lawsuits accusing the drugmaker of fueling the US opioid epidemic.
Dutch politician Frans Timmermans pledged to accelerate the energy transition in the Netherlands as he draws upon his time as the European Union’s climate chief in his bid to win the premiership.
Iceland’s central bank raised western Europe’s highest interest rate more than expected as risks of prices and wages rising out of control outweigh the signs of a cooldown.
