Even at the time, it was considered an unconventional alliance: Mark Walter committing $160 million through his education-focused nonprofit to help a Chicago credit investment firm comply with Dodd-Frank regulations in return for funding.

Washington and London have suggested Iran was involved in a recent incident near RAF Fairford base

Malaysia’s consumer and construction stocks may emerge as beneficiaries of next year’s spending plan as Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim seeks to ease living costs while maintaining fiscal prudence.

Higher global bond yields will put pressure on the Australian budget as debt refinancing costs rise, according to Australian Treasurer Jim Chalmers. (Source: Bloomberg)

Bloomberg's Sakura Murakami breaks down Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's address to parliament outlining a temporary tax relief on food combined with targeted measures to maintain market discipline. (Source: Bloomberg)

Accenture's record $84.5 billion in bookings and 400+ AI clients prove consulting scales on complexity, while McCormick beats on adjusted EPS but organic growth of just 1.9% and a $15.7 billion Unilever deal send the stock down nearly 5%.

US Stocks open modestly higher to start the second week of Q4 as Friday's dramatic jobs miss — just 29,000 September payrolls against a 90,000 consensus — carries its rate-relief rally into Monday, with the Nikkei jumping 2.5% to a three-month high on AI chip momentum

America isn’t ready for the next wave of foreign influence operations.

Demographic decline, political paralysis, and the fate of great powers.

Brazil’s election results Sunday make one thing clear: The country is turning further to the right, and not even the old lion of Latin America’s left, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, can stand in its way anymore.