Deutsche Bank’s US distressed trading desk netted about $200 million in profit during the three months ending Sep. 30, according to a person with knowledge of the matter

Finance Minister Francois Philippe-Champagne says the upcoming Canadian budget will include measures to reduce the size of the federal public service

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The US Federal Aviation Administration delayed flights bound for Newark Liberty International Airport on Wednesday due to air traffic control staffing constraints.

European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde renewed her call to revamp the way decisions are taking within the European Union, pushing for majority voting to improve how the bloc functions

The Fed made the right move Wednesday by announcing the imminent end of quantitative tightening, @jonathanjlevin says (via @opinion)

Argentine provinces and companies are lining up to to sell bonds after Javier Milei’s midterm election win, which could bring much needed dollars into the foreign-exchange market

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The dollar rose after Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said it’s not certain that the central bank will cut interest rates again at its next meeting in December

Italy’s court of auditors rejected government plans to build a $15.6 billion bridge linking Sicily to the mainland, in a significant setback to one of Giorgia Meloni’s key initiatives

Target corporate employees logged onto a company Zoom to learn if they were among the 1,000 people that the retailer last week said would lose their jobs. They instead encountered silence after a glitch briefly knocked out the call’s audio

Brazil’s justice minister criticized a historically lethal police operation that left at least 119 people dead in Rio de Janeiro, chastising local officials for leaning on “brute strength”

Social Security Administration Commissioner Frank Bisignano’s move into government couldn’t have been better timed, helping the former Fiserv chief avoid hundreds of millions of dollars in losses from the company’s plunging stock price

Australia Proposes Environment Law Overhaul to Speed Up Projects

SRTX Inc., the Canadian company known for making resilient pantyhose called Sheertex, says it may put itself up for sale after initiating a strategic review of the business.

A global outage of Microsoft’s Azure cloud service is impacting operations of Alaska Air Group, less than a week after the carrier canceled flights due to a data system failure

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Chile presidential front-runner José Antonio Kast said his hardline migration policies would spur a larger share of undocumented migrants to self-deport than in the US under head of state Donald Trump

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said another rate cut in December is not guaranteed.

German Chancellor Merz is set to discuss the country’s dependence on China’s rare earths at the first meeting of his newly formed national security council, according to people familiar with the matter.