US President Joe Biden intended on Friday to compare the risks posed by Nazi Germany to those that the world faces today from tyrants and authoritarianism, near the cliff that US Army Rangers scaled on D-Day eighty years ago.

Private lenders want to create an artistic interpretation of financial slicing and dicing.

In a podcast published on Thursday, Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump made the proposal that college graduates in the United States should be granted a green card so they can remain in the country.

Each American has a minimum of two open accounts, making credit cards essentially a member of the family. They can also bring happiness and misery, just like any member of the family. It sounds like a smart vote-winner for President Joe Biden's administration to push for a reduction in the late payment penalties that borrowers must pay. Such direct action is likely to have little effect in reality.

A partnership between EFG International and Julius Baer is a union that is just waiting to take place.

The G7 nations are preparing to endorse a long-term security agreement with Ukraine during the upcoming NATO summit on Wednesday. The agreement encompasses provisions for defense equipment, training programs, and intelligence sharing. British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak emphasized that this agreement would send a resolute message to Russian President Putin.

Real estate fund manager ESR's situation is difficult even using Hong Kong standards. It looks like a good time for a takeover, but supporters, such as Canada's OMERS Administration, may ask for a high premium.

On Wednesday, President Joe Biden announced that his administration has secured agreements with China to resume military communications and address the issue of fentanyl production. This development follows his first face-to-face meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping in a year.

Gina Rinehart has demonstrated her proficiency as an M&A strategist. With skillful application of the nation's takeover regulations, Australia's most wealthy person has thwarted Albemarle's A$6.6 billion ($4.2 billion) attempt to acquire lithium company Liontown Resources. Now she needs to provide evidence that the action was more than just an attempt to gain control.

The difficulty in punishing large corporations is to provide them with enough pain to deter bad conduct but not so much anguish that it causes unintentional misery elsewhere. Boeing, an American icon mired in trouble, is an example of that quandary.

The US Special Envoy to Yemen voiced his concerns on Tuesday, emphasizing the potential threat the Gaza crisis poses to peace progress between the Houthis and the Yemeni government. He expressed his utmost apprehension about Yemen becoming embroiled in the Israel-Hamas conflict.

In the last five days, a sequence of robust military actions in the Middle East involving the U.S., allied forces, and militant factions has raised apprehensions about a potential broader regional war.

The US military reported on Sunday that three commercial vessels were attacked in international waters within the southern Red Sea, as the Houthi group in Yemen claimed to have attacked two Israeli warships there with drones and missiles.

Blackstone increased its offer by one cent on Monday to purchase Hipgnosis Songs Fund.

Wealthy supporters of Donald Trump stood by him even as a New York jury deliberated over his fate.

To maintain its defense against Russian aggression, Ukraine needs money. The EU and US are having difficulty continuing to send money to this country. Also, they are hesitant to hand over the $300 billion in reserves held by the Russian central bank, which the West froze at the beginning of the war.

A state backup that neither party wants to deploy was negotiated by the Swiss government and UBS. Sergio Ermotti, the bank's chief executive, could still find it to be quite helpful as he desperately needs funds.

The US House narrowly passed an aid package for Israel on Thursday, usually a bipartisan win, but it became complicated due to Democratic concerns about a perceived political "poison pill" in the GOP's attempt to offset the new spending with IRS cuts.

In a groundbreaking decision that is poised to reverberate through both legal and political spheres, the Colorado Supreme Court has ruled to prohibit former President Donald Trump from featuring on the state's primary ballot.

Elon Musk's mathiness strays further from reality.

On Sunday, thousands of women demonstrated against Marine Le Pen's far-right National Rally in French cities, as polls suggested the party would win the country's forthcoming parliamentary elections.

The strength of price elasticity will be driven to its limit by lingering restraint.

On Friday, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi met in Beijing to discuss a number of intricate topics, including growing tensions over China's support of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

A center-left candidate appears to have won Sardinia's presidential election, according to partial results released on Tuesday. This would be Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's first regional election loss since seizing office in 2022.

The breakdown of Gaza's health system in the face of intense Israeli bombardment has made the situation too difficult.

PricewaterhouseCoopers is going to face "teeth and thorns" from China.

Tech-driven upstart competitors pose a danger to Big Pharma.

Altice's debt is a risky bet. Patrick Drahi's telecommunications company is burdened with a $60 billion debt, escalating borrowing rates, and a corruption inquiry. Even with the present high yields, the bonds of the company remain a dangerous investment.