Two prominent German investors plan to vote against Adidas AG’s management and supervisory boards at next week’s annual shareholder meeting, a show of frustration over the sports company’s repeated crises.
Nonprofit ClientEarth claims the grain trader fails to do adequate due diligence on the soy it sources from threatened rainforest and savanna.Â
Director of National Intelligence Avril Haines said US spy agencies don’t have enough information to assess Russia’s claim that Ukraine was behind a drone attack it said was aimed at President Vladimir Putin’s residence in the Kremlin.
The European Central Bank delivered the smallest interest-rate increase yet in its battle with persistently strong inflation but insisted that the move won’t be the last.
(Bloomberg) — European Central Bank Governing Council members favoring a half-point interest-rate increase didn’t put up much of a fight even though several were in favor, according to people familiar with the matter.
Kroger Co. has agreed to pay $68 million to resolve claims by the state of West Virginia that it failed to properly monitor opioid prescriptions filled by the company’s in-store pharmacies.
Wheat futures in Chicago were on track for the biggest two-day advance in more than a month on concern Russia may interrupt Ukrainian grain exports in retaliation for a recent attack on the Kremlin.
Western Alliance Bancorp denied a report that it’s exploring strategic options including a possible sale of all or part of its business.
US shale-gas drillers are betting that a price slump eroding their cash-flow outlook will be short-lived and that a rebound awaits in 2024.
Senator Elizabeth Warren is pressing former First Republic Bank chief executive officer Michael Roffler for information on executives’ compensation and their lobbying for more lenient banking regulations in the wake of the bank’s failure earlier this week.
