Outside the U.S. Department of the Treasury in Washington, D.C. stands an imperious-looking statue honouring the institution’s longest-serving secretary. Albert Gallatin was the Swiss-born founding ...

JPMorgan’s boss plans to charge aggregators like Yodlee and Plaid for basic user info while trying to kill new data-sharing ...

The $52 bln enterprise may break up a decade after 3G Capital and Warren Buffett put ketchup and hot dogs together. Such plans are tempting given the outcome at peer Kellogg, whose split led to sales ...

Between a weak economy and the threat from AI, it’s a tough time to be in advertising. Unless you’re the $25 bln group run by ...

The Swedish private-markets shop offloaded a healthy $15 bln of assets in the first half of 2025. It’s a rare bright spot in an industry unable to shift stuck portfolio firms. Yet EQT’s high returns, ...

Western leaders are belatedly waking up to the fact that China has a stranglehold on rare earths. European Commission ...

The Canadian suitor shelved its $46 bln pursuit of the 7-Eleven owner, citing a lack of cooperation. Its criticism evokes ...

The e-commerce giant’s new $1.5 bln bond is exchangeable for shares in its healthcare subsidiary. It’s a clever way to raise ...

The $220 bln firm led by Ted Pick has lost much of its valuation edge, including a big premium to Goldman Sachs. Missing out ...

Debra Crew is leaving after only two years running the $58 bln Guinness maker. Ropey returns, sales and margins explain her exit. But waning demand for pricey tipples will weigh on growth, and a ...

Finance minister Rachel Reeves will ease rules that act as a ‘boot on the neck’ of the financial sector, which accounts for 9% of output. Some measures could stimulate competition and growth. Yet ...