Swiss Central Bank Pledges To Back Credit Suisse
Switzerland's central bank pledged on Wednesday to fund Credit Suisse with liquidity "if necessary," a first for a global bank since the financial crisis more than a decade ago.
Switzerland's central bank pledged on Wednesday to fund Credit Suisse with liquidity "if necessary," a first for a global bank since the financial crisis more than a decade ago.
A bipartisan majority of Americans oppose U.S. taxpayers footing the bill when bad management causes a bank to fail, though Republican opposition to bank bailouts has softened over the last decade, a Reuters/Ipsos poll completed on Wednesday found.
US tells Russia it will fly 'wherever international law allows'
The U.S. Congress needs to act on bipartisan legislation strengthening banking industry controls, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer said on Wednesday, amid global worries over the financial soundness of Credit Suisse and the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank.
Court gives Bolsonaro 5 days to hand over Saudi jewels
A major purchase by Saudi Arabia caps sales of almost 200 Dreamliners over the past four months, handing Boeing Co major industrial and political wins in lucrative widebody sales against European rival Airbus.
Britain is trying to limit the burden on bond dealers as it prepares to sell the highest volume of government debt since the COVID-19 pandemic against a backdrop of turbulent markets, the head of the UK Debt Management Office (DMO) said on Wednesday.
When making picks against the spread in the first round of the 2023 NCAA Tournament, consider how well the lower seeds have played against March Madness teams.
The U.S. government on Wednesday charged Guo Wengui, an exiled Chinese businessman with ties to former Donald Trump adviser Steve Bannon, with leading a complex conspiracy to defraud his online followers out of more than $1 billion.
A coalition of environmental groups filed a lawsuit on Tuesday challenging the Biden administration's approval of ConocoPhillips' Willow oil and gas project in Alaska, saying the "enormous" project's greenhouse gas emissions would undermine federal climate goals.
Buffalo Wild Wings is facing a lawsuit alleging the restaurant chain engages in "false and deceptive marketing," in the promotion of its boneless wings.
A Wisconsin man pleaded guilty on Wednesday to a reduced charge for his role in a foiled plot to kidnap Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer, handing another victory to prosecutors who have viewed the scheme as domestic terrorism.
Banking turmoil on both sides of the Atlantic prompting the sharpest daily moves in decades in big government bond markets has made it much harder for investors to trade
A farmers' protest party looks set to shake up the political landscape in the Netherlands on Wednesday, with polls indicating it will be the big winner in provincial elections that determine the make-up of the Senate.
Jean Elliott has adopted a number of senior dogs over the years, the most recent being Auggie, a 12-year-old Pekingese relinquished at a shelter.
The top U.S. markets regulator on Wednesday proposed a suite of new policies designed to harden the financial system against hacking, data theft and systems failure.
Artificial intelligence can now outperform most law school graduates on the bar exam, the grueling two-day test aspiring attorneys must pass to practice law in the United States, according to a new study released Wednesday.
Tesla Inc has been sued in a pair of proposed antitrust class actions accusing the company of unlawfully curbing competition for maintenance and replacement parts for its electric vehicles, forcing owners to pay more and wait longer for repair services.
Aaron Rodgers told Pat McAfee that he intends to play for the New York Jets, but the Green Bay Packers' asking price is holding up a trade from getting done.
Bank collapse 'part of the game' for Texas fest startups
Finance minister Jeremy Hunt presented less gloomy forecasts for Britain's economy at his Spring Budget on Wednesday.
Under fire over legal reforms, Netanyahu to face critics in Berlin
U.S. stocks took a dive Wednesday morning, as global investors' fears over the health of the banking industry renewed amid the crash of Swiss bank Credit Suisse
Honduras' decision to seek official relations with China and cut them with Taiwan on Tuesday was about "pragmatism, not ideology," driven by rising debt and investment needs, Honduran Foreign Minister Eduardo Enrique Reina said on Wednesday.
NATO, Russia in high risk aerial cat-and-mouse game