Salesforce Beats on Both Lines and Books a $2.6bn Investment Gain
The software group topped estimates for the second quarter and recorded a $2.6 billion gain on strategic investments, including its stake in AI developer Anthropic.
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Lula Speaks Out on Banco Master Fraud Case as Brazil's Election Nears
The Brazilian president posted a video addressing a fraud case that has implicated public officials, weeks out from October's presidential and parliamentary elections.
Brazil's Election Is Being Decided in Court Before It Reaches Voters
A Supreme Court justice suspended a presidential campaign and reversed himself a day later, while Lula's campaign seeks to bar a rival senator from standing.
Milei Takes a Combative Line on the Falklands in National Address
Argentina's president used a 3 September address to press his country's sovereignty claim over the islands in unusually forceful terms.
Five Countries Agree a Shared Model for Migrant Return Hubs by 2027
Denmark, Austria, Germany, the Netherlands and Greece have settled on a common approach to deportation centres, targeting 2027 for the first transfers.
Eskom Reports a Second Straight Profitable Year as Earnings Double
South Africa's state power utility doubled profit and posted consecutive years in the black, a reversal for a company that was the country's central economic problem.
Two Chambers, Three Seats, and a Congress That Has Not Been Governing
The 119th Congress reaches November with narrow margins, unresolved budget questions and an economy being managed almost entirely from the Federal Reserve.
India and Japan Head Into a Month of Summits With Deal-Making Momentum
Favourable macroeconomic conditions have kept both countries at the front of Asia-Pacific dealmaking, as September's diplomatic calendar fills up.