Bloomberg Business

Griffin’s financial empire is going all out in the battle for “truly exceptional” new hires.

The head of an influential American realtors group resigned after the New York Times reported on allegations of sexual harassment and a culture of fear at the organization.

The UK government is poised to rip up environmental rules inherited from the European Union to protect Britain’s waterways in a bid to boost housebuilding, according to two reports in the UK press.

South Korean retail investors are cycling through meme stocks so quickly that it’s alarming regulators.

South Korean retail investors are cycling through meme stocks so quickly that it’s alarming regulators.

As stocks and bonds remain vulnerable to gyrations in global markets, one of South Korea’s major pension funds is betting big on alternative assets to boost returns.

Attorneys general from 16 US states sent a letter to the Securities and Exchange Commission asking that it require fast-fashion retailer Shein to independently verify that its products aren’t made with forced labor.

Oregon’s third-largest city is about to lose its only hospital, illustrating the fallout of pressured health-care systems across the country.

Bank loan volumes in Asia Pacific have fallen to a six-year low due to rising interest rates and China’s weak economy, reflecting a global trend but also creating space for the region’s burgeoning private credit sector to grow.

The Federal Reserve’s head of bank supervision in San Francisco, which had oversight of failed lender Silicon Valley Bank, will depart at the end of October.