TAB Gida, the operator of Burger King in Turkey, has received approval to sell shares at Borsa Istanbul, potentially making it the largest Turkish initial public offering in dollar terms since 2018.
Family and friends were ringing Avshalon Haran’s mobile phone for hours on Oct. 7 before a stranger abruptly answered in broken Arabic-accented Hebrew. “Kidnapped, kidnapped, Gaza,’’ the man said. Then the line went dead.
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is counting on tourists and residents spending more to have fun, take ride shares and stay in hotels to help plug a half-billion-dollar deficit in next year’s budget.
Citigroup Inc. trimmed headcount by another 2,000 jobs in the third quarter, bringing the firm’s total severance charges for the year to $650 million.
The rout in the US government bond market can be attributed to the absence of all of its anchors, according to Mohamed El-Erian.
The Republican race for the US House speakership has become a bitter battle for the future of the GOP between Trumpist hardliners and the party’s establishment.
The US said North Korea had delivered arms to Russia for use against Ukraine and condemned the move, saying it would further Vladimir Putin’s war and lead to the deaths of more civilians.
After three days of riveting testimony in the case against FTX co-founder Sam Bankman-Fried, a Manhattan federal courtroom got pulled into the inner workings of the business that drives the market at the heart of the trial — crypto.
A law passed by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government to review major resource and infrastructure projects was largely struck down by Canada’s top court, which ruled it intrudes on the rights of provinces.
Boeing Co. said it’s continuing to investigate quality issues affecting its 737 Max aircraft, after a report on new inspections tied to a recent production flaw sent the shares lower on Friday.
