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Glencore Plc plans to buy back up to $1 billion of its shares following the completion of the sale of its agricultural business to Bunge Ltd.

Intralot has received commitments from investors for its upcoming 400 million ($470.6 million) share sale, a move that comes after it agreed to buy Bally's Interactive International business, the company's incoming chief executive officer said.

Nigeria's main opposition parties, which have agreed to unite to contest 2027 elections under the banner of the little-known African Democratic Congress, appointed two interim leaders to steer preparations for their campaign.

Wise Plc wants to create a national trust bank in the US, in the latest sign of its growing focus on America as it works on moving its main share listing to the country.

A federal judge granted former Argentine President Cristina Kirchner's request for Brazil's leftist leader, Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, to visit her this week in Buenos Aires while she's under house arrest.

A US judge dismissed a lawsuit filed by the family of a man charged with fire-bombing people at a Colorado event for Israeli hostages challenging their detention and possible deportation by the Trump administration.

Romania's far-right former presidential frontrunner Calin Georgescu, whose shock victory in last year's first-found ballot triggered a months-long political crisis, was sent to trial by prosecutors.

The bankers from JPMorgan Chase & Co. knew the deal they were cooking up would face fierce opposition.

Nearly 11 million people in the Netherlands will switch to a new retirement plan from January 2026, as the country embarks on a pension overhaul that's widely expected to spur volatility across European bond markets.

At the world's biggest asset manager, a Bitcoin exchange-traded fund now generates more revenue than its signature tracker of the S&P 500 Index.