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Global ratings agency Fitch said today that it plans to withdraw all the ratings on China's Country Garden Services Holding on or about Dec. 12 for commercial reasons, Reuters reported. "Fitch
Wall Street’s doom-mongers spent years warning that private lenders would be the next bubble to burst when central banks tightened policy. Instead, the funds are becoming even more ubiquitous as
Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas President Lorie Logan said the U.S. central bank should consider ways to strengthen its liquidity infrastructure which, while robust, still can’t eliminate risks
Total spending on home improvement and repairs is projected to drop 7.7% over the next four quarters to $452 billion, researchers from Harvard University’s Joint Center for Housing Studies’ latest
Celsius Network, the crypto platform that touted itself as safer than a bank, won court approval to end its bankruptcy case and release most of its remaining cryptocurrency back to hundreds of
A top financial regulator is crafting a plan to ensure that more derivatives exchanges keep client funds separate from their corporate cash, the latest response by U.S. policymakers to the havoc
A company run by former New York Stock Exchange President Tom Farley is among three suitors vying to buy the remnants of FTX, as the auction for the collapsed cryptocurrency exchange founded by Sam
Jack Cooper Transport, a specialized operator that hauls automobiles for carmakers, plans to submit a bid backed by $1 billion in financing and support from the Teamsters union and some U.S. lawmakers
Swedish truck manufacturer Volvo announced Friday today that it was successful in its $210 million bid in an auction for the battery business of financially troubled Proterra in the U.S., Investing
A federal bankruptcy judge has ordered U.S. Marshals to arrest Jonathan Burden to force him to show up in court, after the self-proclaimed real estate investor failed to pay $26,800 in sanctions and