Private credit firm Willow Tree Credit Partners is exploring options including the sale of a minority stake, according to people with knowledge of the matter.

Charlotte Mueller, Chief Economist for Europe at Swiss Re, sees a stagflation shock for the US, and lower growth and lower inflation for Europe. She speaks to Bloomberg's Lizzy Burden on 'Daybreak ...

A popular method of buying and selling baskets of corporate bonds, known as portfolio trading, remained strong during the recent volatility triggered by tariffs, according to a report from analysts at ...

Noel Dixon, Senior Macro Strategist at State Street Global Markets, says below-trend US growth will help with cyclical inflation that the Federal Reserve has been struggling to control. He also sees ...

The Trump administration launched a trade probe into semiconductors that could lead to tariffs and broaden an already sweeping trade war. The Commerce Department is looking at how the importing of ...

KKR & Co. is close to acquiring German IT services firm Datagroup SE, according to people familiar with the matter, potentially marking another deal for the private equity firm during market ...

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Billionaire John Goff is expanding his Fort Worth mixed-use development with a new office building anchored by JPMorgan Chase & Co.

President Donald Trump may be teeing up the worst conditions for the oil business so far this century, outside of the 2020 pandemic shock. At least the latter could be blamed on a virus. The ...

Bank executives’ commentary over the past week made clear they’re worried about where the economy is headed, but their first-quarter results showed little concern.

Today, their strategy was vindicated when Hermès’s market value exceeded that of LVMH for the first time.

Wilde, a UK journalist at Bloomberg and editor of The Readout. Hope you enjoy today’s newsletter. So far, this year has had something of a retro feel. Donald Trump is back, stagflation worries are ...