Netflix Inc. became the world’s largest subscription-streaming service by flooding the market with popular content that’s cheaper than the competition.

Octopus Energy Ltd., the U.K. green power provider, bought U.S. startup Evolve Energy as part of a $100 million push into the American market.

China reduced the pace of its purchases of U.S. goods in August, making slow progress in meeting the goals of its trade deal with the world’s biggest economy.

South Africa plans to tap global appetite for green bonds to help fund an infrastructure program worth as much as 2.3 trillion rand ($135 billion) over the next decade.

Oil held near a one-week high on optimism for a fresh round of stimulus spending before the U.S. election, as demand concerns kept gains in check.

Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador vowed to restore the national oil company to its former glory. Instead, Petroleos Mexicanos is drowning in debt, its oil output is declining, and now it appears to be losing fuel market share in its own backyard.

A Caribbean refinery shut for most of this decade is coming back to life at a time the oil industry is struggling to recover from a historic pandemic-led collapse in fuel demand.

Tesla Inc. secured its own lithium mining rights in Nevada after dropping a plan to buy a company there, according to people familiar with the matter.

Asian stocks look set to extend a global rally amid broad gains for equities led by financial shares. The dollar weakened.

The departure of CEO Jean-Sebastien Jacques is a chance to course-correct and set a greener direction.