- Sunday, June 07, 2026
BusinessDay
Philippe Jabre was the quintessential swashbuckling trader, slicing his way through markets first at GLG Partners and then an eponymous...
Rod Rosenstein, the US deputy attorney-general, is expected leave the Department of Justice in the coming weeks, according to a...
Should we be concerned about the state of the world economy? Yes: it always makes sense to be concerned. That...
As Africa’s largest economy, now recovered from its recent recession, Nigeria is brimming with economic potential....
The Democratic Republic of Congo named opposition leader Félix Tshisekedi as the winner of last month’s contentious presidential election in an announcement likely to be rejected by other opposition candidates and prolong the country’s dangerous political crisis....
Investors, policymakers and even farmers are being deprived of key economic data as the partial US government shutdown moves into...
The storms that surrounded Jim Yong Kim’s successful bids for the top job at the World Bank in 2012 and...
One of the more unlikely victims from the recent wild swings in oil markets has emerged: a Norwegian pharmaceutical company...
US and European stocks maintained their upward momentum as hopes for progress in resolving the trade dispute between Beijing and...
Donald Trump’s top security aide was snubbed by Turkey’s president on Tuesday, striking a blow to Washington’s efforts to contain...
Deutsche Bank’s investment bankers are bracing for a double-digit cut in their bonus pool after the division recorded one of...
As Joni Mitchell sang in “Big Yellow Taxi”: “Don’t it always seem to go, that you don’t know what you’ve...
A Russian lawyer known for her involvement in a controversial 2016 meeting with Donald Trump’s campaign was charged on Tuesday...
South Africa’s struggling state airline is making progress in talks to renegotiate debts due early this year as it seeks...
Stocks were mixed in Europe and the US as participants awaited any details from the latest round of US-China trade...
