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The European Union assured Slovakia that it would take measures to soften the impact of a bloc-wide ban on Russian gas supplies from 2028 after Prime Minister Robert Fico demanded safeguards.

Flows from Baltic ports hit the highest in almost 10 months ...

OPEC partly pushed back against reports that group leader Saudi Arabia surged crude production in June, with its latest monthly report indicating the kingdom may make only a modest increase.

Albertsons Cos. raised its sales forecast for the full year, suggesting that consumers are eating more at home to save money.

Atlas Fútbol Club, a Guadalajara-based team, is being put up for sale by its owners to comply with rules regarding multi-team ownership, according to people familiar with the matter.

Senegal's dollar bonds rallied after the country's finance ministry said a recalculation of economic data could improve debt ratios.

A Ghanaian court will hear arguments in a suit brought by DramOil and Trading Ltd. that challenges a Deloitte & Touche audit report and seeks $450 million in damages from the accounting firm.

Two of Sweden's biggest landlords, Fastighets AB Balder and Castellum AB, have struck a more positive tone about the market for buying and selling commercial properties, in what is the latest sign of a recovery in the previously challenged sector.

UniCredit SpA is ramping up the use of significant risk transfers as it frees up more capital, with the bank a key player in a wave of industry consolidation.

Bridgewater Associates is more bullish on Chinese stocks after government stimulus in response to US tariffs helped boost its onshore China fund by 14% in the first half of the year.