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A Missouri-based construction equipment leasing company that borrowed heavily from the private bond market as it funded its rapid growth saw the prices of that debt drop sharply Friday amid a legal battle with a former board member that has erupted . ...

The rapid rise of Sanae Takaichi as Japan's new leader has galvanized investors, who have pushed stocks to all-time highs while dumping long-dated government bonds and selling the yen.

US President Donald Trump said he would use an upcoming meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping to push for the release of Jimmy Lai, after a group of US lawmakers urged him to appeal for the Hong Kong media mogul's release.

Property mogul Ruby Liu's bid to take over the leases of 25 former Hudson's Bay Co. locations has been rejected by a Canadian bankruptcy court, persuaded by the near unanimous objections of the defunct department store's former landlords.

New Zealand's economy and tourism have been in a slump, but relief is coming from the west. Australians -- armed with their strongest dollar in three years against the kiwi -- are streaming across the Tasman.

Rachel Reeves should keep the UK's £20,000 annual limit on tax-free cash ISA savings because cutting it will not lift growth but will push up mortgage costs, an influential group of lawmakers said.

The slowness of the storm means it is likely to increase rainfall, dumping several feet of water in some areas.

President Donald Trump will look to sign economic agreements and critical minerals deals with trading partners during his trip to Asia, according to senior US officials, as the administration moves to ramp up pressure on China ahead of a crucial ...

JPMorgan Chase & Co. asked a Delaware judge to end its obligation to cover legal costs for Charlie Javice and another executive convicted of defrauding the bank, calling the $115 million it's already paid "unprecedented and shocking."

Moody's Ratings cut France's credit outlook to negative from stable, adding to warnings on the country's bloated public finances as a weakened minority government struggles to pass a budget.