Former Google Chief Executive Officer Eric Schmidt is part of the group that’s set to take over the Washington Commanders, adding to the roster of billionaires who have pooled their wealth to run the NFL franchise.
Colombia needs to see a consistent path of slowing inflation before considering interest rate cuts, according to the central bank’s longest-serving co-director.
Revolut’s co-founders have launched a blistering attack on the UK as a place to run a business, saying they wouldn’t consider listing in London.
Rishi Sunak’s UK Conservatives lost scores of local council seats in a bruising first election for the prime minister, a result that suggests the ruling party is in danger of losing power in a national vote that’s expected next year.
The state’s tourism board is on the brink of collapse — along with its helpful policies on managing foot traffic to Hawaii’s most beautiful and sacred sites.
Mikhail Malyshev’s search for budding tech talent has taken his quant firm Teza Capital Management to the Armenian capital of Yerevan.
Four years ago, a disqualification handed jockey Flavien Prat his first Kentucky Derby win. Two years later, the same thing happened for trainer Brad Cox.
Ecuador’s bonds were among the biggest gainers in emerging markets Friday after Credit Suisse Group AG agreed to buy $1.63 billion of the debt from bondholders — a step toward what could be the largest debt-for-nature transaction of its kind.
Carvana Co.’s shares surged the most since the start of the pandemic after the debt-ridden automobile retailer topped Wall Street’s earnings estimates and predicted a return to an adjusted pretax profit this quarter.
Defense company Thales SA faces a bribery probe by French prosecutors into a $2.5 billion contract it won to modernize the Indian Air Force’s fleet of Dassault Mirage 2000 planes.
