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Latam Airlines CEO Roberto Alvo says that high fuel prices could lead to capacity cuts and South American taxes are keeping some travelers out of the skies. Alvo spoke with Bloomberg's Guy Johnson on the sidelines of the IATA 2026 Conference. (Source: Bloomberg)

Britain’s financial watchdog sued Neil Woodford, the once-renowned investment manager, and his firm over allegations that he’s providing regulated investment advice without authorization.

Investors should get pickier with Brazil stocks as economic growth is set to cool and the nation heads toward a polarized presidential vote, says XP Inc.

A familiar trend is set to dominate Europe’s batch of initial public offerings over the coming weeks: companies benefiting from higher defense spending by the continent’s governments.

“I would like the money to grow.”

Chinese President Xi Jinping started his first visit to North Korea since 2019 pledging “unwavering” friendship and deeper ties with a country that boasts a growing nuclear arsenal and increasing ties with Russia. “No matter how times change or how the international situation evolves, the friendship

Israel’s strikes on Iran expose Trump’s failure to restrain Netanyahu.

Iran and Israel have exchanged strikes in the first time since the start of a truce on April 8, in a blow to the ceasefire and amid stalled talks between the US and Iran. US President Donald Trump has called for restraint, and has asked Iran to go back to the negotiating table FRANCE 24's. Noga Tarn

Time Out Market signs first franchise deal in Delhi

Barclays reiterates Overweight rating on Oracle stock at $240