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Bloomberg News
A deal for the jeweler would expand the French company’s access to U.S. luxury shoppers.
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Barry Ritholtz
The former code breaker and math professor figured out how to do one thing very well in markets.
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Christopher Jasper
Investors are being asked to back a project that’s yet to achieve a first commercial launch.
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Sohee Kim
The Samsung Electronics heir is facing a retrial of expanded corruption and bribery charges.
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Bloomberg News
The site has hosted viral posts by stars such as Kobe Bryant, but it has struggled to draw consistent traffic.
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James Tarmy
The compound and farm comfortably accommodates 25 people—or over a thousand for a pumpkin-launching contest.
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P R Sanjai
Wireless carrier Jio’s price-slashing has dragged down competitors.
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Tom Metcalf
Jeff Bezos loses the title of world’s richest person to Bill Gates as Amazon stock tumbles in late trading.
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Emma Vickers
Teddy Obiang has faced corruption probes in three countries over the past decade.
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Claire Ballentine
The mine that has been the world's chief supplier of pink diamonds is close to shutting down.
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Bloomberg News
Eric Tse became one of Asia’s richest individuals overnight.
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Matt Robinson, Franz Wild
They’re all accused of participating in a “wide-ranging international insider-trading ring.”
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Cristin Flanagan
The investment firm founded by Felix and Julian Baker made a big bet in the company.
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Tyler Pager, Kurt Wagner
The emails have come to light as Zuckerberg faces unrelenting attacks from politicians from both parties.
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Nishant Kumar
EOF Partners, a London-based long/short investment firm, plans to start trading in early 2020.
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Rich Miller
“How in God’s name do you feel like a victim?” the former Goldman partner said in a message to his rich friends.
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Rich Miller
The former Treasury secretary said it would be better to raise estate taxes and eliminate carried interest.
