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Peruvian and US authorities arrested as many as 20 members of the Tren de Aragua gang in Lima in an effort to dismantle a human trafficking network as US President Donald Trump cracks down on groups that smuggle in illegal migrants.

German packaging company Kloeckner Pentaplast reached a deal to extend the maturity of its riskiest slice of debt as inflation and waning demand put pressure on its business.

A Russian underwater cable in the Baltic Sea has been damaged by an unspecified external impact, Tass reported on Saturday, citing the telecommunications provider PJSC Rostelecom.

Elliott Investment Management has built a significant stake in BP Plc, according to people familiar with the matter, as the British oil major struggles to win back investor confidence and reverse years of underperformance.

Firefighters in Brazil are working to control a blaze within Moove's plant in Ilha do Governador in Rio de Janeiro.

Slowing US oil-production growth is casting a pall over projects intended to expand crude shipments to overseas markets, according to Chevron Corp.

A growing number of crypto companies are shopping around to hire well-connected lobbyists or policy experts to bolster their presence in Washington and have a line to the new digital asset-friendly administration.

Police investigating allegations Evelyn de Rothschild committed multiple sexual assaults against two women were told they could not interview the financier for "medical reasons," according to a statement.

The surge in the dollar is darkening the earnings outlook for US multinational companies from Amazon.com Inc. to Apple Inc., leaving investors to question how much longer the stock rally can withstand the greenback's strength.

After outperforming most asset classes in 2024, Bitcoin now finds itself under pressure as Donald Trump's White House return and heightened geopolitical instability spark a rush for safe haven investments.