A new policy limiting A grades doesn’t kick in until 2027, but faculty are being urged to start making changes now.

Traders held on to bets that Federal Reserve officials could raise interest rates at their next meeting in September, pricing in a roughly 40% chance of a move after a tame reading of US inflation.

A small US commercial real estate fund run by Deutsche Finance Group, the asset manager tied to many of the soured deals at German pension fund BVK, plans to file for insolvency after its investment ...

The average borrowing cost of emerging-market companies has fallen to the lowest level since January relative to US corporates as global bond investors’ diversification into higher-yielding assets ...

Election worries are starting to seep into Brazilian markets, prompting some investors to pare exposure to one of this year’s most rewarding carry trades as they brace for a bumpier ride into the ...

German companies deploying artificial intelligence are expecting its growing use to depress wages over the next five years, especially for junior workers. About half of businesses using AI predicted ...

South Africa’s Constitutional Court denied a direct application to appeal a lower court’s ruling that interdicted a committee from holding public hearings as part of a probe into whether the president ...

Russia’s crude-only production lagged behind its OPEC+ quota by almost a million barrels a day in July as Ukraine attacked the nation’s oil infrastructure almost daily. Producers pumped an average of ...

Hungary is starting work on a riverbed structure to raise the water level of the Danube at the central city of Paks, in order to support the operation of the country’s sole nuclear facility, Prime ...

Freight costs for oil tankers shipping crude from the Black Sea to the Mediterranean have risen to a record after a flurry of drone attacks, driving down prices for Kazakhstan’s main CPC export grade.

President Javier Milei’s administration is starting to shift its focus from solely crushing inflation to a more balanced act as growth, jobs and his approval ratings struggle to pick up. Argentina’s ...

Yuno, a Colombian-founded payments infrastructure startup that helps companies process transactions across different markets, said it raised $45 million in a Series B round as it seeks to expand its ...