Big banks have been temporarily locked out of the small business lending program - Business Insider
The move comes after concerns that small lenders serving businesses owned by people of color would have to compete with big banks.
Asian stocks and US futures tank as US crude drop 14% and Brent crude falls 4% - Business Insider
Oil futures slumped after the largest U.S. oil exchange-traded fund said it would sell all its front-month crude contracts to avoid further losses.
Brazil's coronavirus cases likely 12 times higher than reported - Business Insider
Official tallies have recognized 23,955 cases of COVID-19 and 1,361 resulting deaths. Researchers say there could be more than 280,000 cases.
The Canadian billionaire behind Tommy Hilfiger and Michael Kors may buy Aston Martin - Business Insider
An investment from Stroll could help boost the company's prospects as it seeks to turn around a poor performance.
Boohoo cofounders sell $186 million stake in the company - Business Insider
Cofounders Mahmud Kamani and Carol Kane sold 4.3% of Boohoo's equity, reducing their combined holding to 15.8%.
How Trump has used the US government to chase down his conspiracy theories - Business Insider
Trump has enlisted parts of the US government and key allies in the pursuit of unproven or disproven conspiracy theories.
Witness says Honduran president's brother promised El Chapo protection - Business Insider
A witness says the Honduran president's brother promised 'El Chapo' that his cocaine shipments would be protected if his brother won election in 2013.
Hays Travel to buy Thomas Cook's UK stores, says government agency - Business Insider
Britain's insolvency agency said on Wednesday that Hays Travel had reached an agreement with Thomas Cook Group, a month after the company's collapse.
2 rocket blasts hit Baghdad's Green Zone landing near the US Embassy, the second such attack since May
There were no immediate reports of casualties. Throughout the summer, incidents like the rocket attacks have plagued military installations in Iraq.
WeWork CEO Adam Neumann has started talks about future role at company
Neumann has started talks with WeWork's board directors and investors to discuss his future role, including the possibility of giving up his CEO title.
Here's everything you need to know about the upcoming round of US-China trade war talks
US and Chinese officials are meeting in Washington on Thursday and Friday in an attempt to settle their ongoing trade war. Here's what's at stake.
The US is suing Edward Snowden over his new book, claiming he violated nondisclosure agreements
The US government filed a lawsuit on Tuesday against former NSA contractor Edward Snowden, who in 2013 leaked secret documents about US surveillance.
H&M will test selling external brands in its stores as it looks to woo new shoppers
Some of its sister brands, such as & Other Stories and Arket, already market a selection of external brands in addition to their own products.
Trump says he's looking at 5 'very highly qualified' people to replace John Bolton
President Donald Trump said on Wednesday he was considering five very qualified people to replace John Bolton as his national security adviser.
Pentagon in talks with Australia on rare earths plant: official
The US Defense Department is in talks with Australia to host a facility to process rare earth minerals, part of an effort to reduce reliance on China.
Former MLB players arrested in Dominican Republic anti drug raids
The Dominican Republic's top prosecutor said on Tuesday that the Caribbean nation's largest drug trafficking gang has been dismantled.
Russia gave posthumous awards to 5 nuclear experts who died in a mysterious explosion last week
Russia gave posthumous awards to five nuclear experts and "national heroes" who died in a mysterious explosion at sea during a rocket engine test.
Spend more on defense or we'll move US troops to Poland, US ambassador tells Germany
The US ambassador to Germany said Friday that Berlin's unwillingness to boost defense spending might lead the US to move troops in Germany to Poland.
Bayer shares are soaring on a report that it wants to pay $8 billion to settle thousands of Roundup lawsuits
Bloomberg reported that Bayer has proposed to pay $8 billion to settle more than 18,000 US lawsuits on its glyphosate-based weedkiller Roundup case.
It's official: Broadcom is buying Symantec's enterprise security business for $10.7 billion
Chipmaker Broadcom is buying Symantec Corp's enterprise security business for $10.7 billion in cash, the antivirus software maker said on Thursday.
