A majority of private-capital firms in southern Africa expect business to be brisk next year and beyond as higher fundraising and more money from exits free up capital for new deals, a survey showed.

Iranian attacks in the Persian Gulf are striking more ships and causing more severe damage than earlier in the conflict, ...

Straia, a higher-education startup focused on data analytics, has raised $3.1 million from investors to help schools tackle ...

Secretary of State Marco Rubio, speaking during a visit to India, says the US has not changed its policy on arms transfers or ...

General Electric Co. raised its full-year outlook amid strong aircraft engine demand, in a sign that air travel has yet to ...

Tikehau Capital SCA is looking for a new strategic investor to help fuel its next phase of growth, according to people ...

Sherritt International Corp. said it received a rare US government license allowing it to ship fuel and sulfur to its Cuban ...

Thames Water and some of its creditors have offered Pacific Investment Management Co. a compromise in exchange for the asset ...

RTX Corp. raised its full-year outlook for a third-straight quarter as the aerospace and defense manufacturer gets a boost ...

JP Spinetto is a Bloomberg Opinion columnist covering Latin American business, economic affairs and politics. He was ...

French bond spreads relative to German bunds have widened “somewhat” as a result of both global and country-specific factors, ...

M Co. topped Wall Street’s profit estimates and raised its full-year outlook for the second straight quarter as the maker of ...