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Iran started pulling out its military commanders and personnel from Syria on Friday as rebel forces took over the cities of Homs and Deir al-Zour, the New York Times reported.

South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol apologized on Saturday for plunging the country into political turmoil this week with a surprise martial law decree that he revoked within hours.

As South Korea descends into political chaos, its equity market risks falling further behind major tech rival Taiwan, which is basking in the glory of the global artificial intelligence boom.

Chancellor Olaf Scholz called for stronger European Union measures against steel imports, saying he wants to secure the industry’s long-term future in Germany.

S&P Global Ratings lowered its rating on Prospect Capital Corp. to BB+, or one step into junk territory, citing losses and a deterioration in credit quality for the $7.6 billion private credit fund.

Super Micro Computer Inc. said Nasdaq Inc. has granted the company additional time to become compliant with listing rules, easing the near-term risk that the embattled server maker would be delisted.

David Sacks, the VC and staunch Trump supporter, hasn’t been a key player in either crypto or AI until now.

Apollo Global Management Inc. and Workday Inc. have been added to the S&P 500 index in the latest quarterly weighting change.

Southern California Edison warned more than 50,000 homes and businesses in the Los Angeles area could have their power cut to prevent fires during a wind storm.

Greece’s rating status was upgraded by Scope Ratings, which cited the strong growth and the declining debt as the main reasons for the decision.

Private equity-backed snack producer Hearthside Food Solutions has agreed to pay $4.5 million to end an investigation by Illinois authorities into allegations the business used child labor at facilities in the state.

Bank of Nova Scotia is sounding out investors on a significant risk-transfer transaction that would be linked to a portfolio of corporate loans, according to people familiar with the matter.

Bitcoin rallying to the moon, meme stocks surging for no good reason, bearish bets cratering all at once.

Fertility startup Kindbody is considering selling itself after a funding round fell through earlier this year, and it’s seeking to raise $10 million to sustain operations in the interim, according to a document reviewed by Bloomberg and people with knowledge of the matter.

Chevron Corp.’s Israeli gas operations were targeted by Iran-backed Hezbollah in fighting before a US-backed cease-fire plan came into effect late last month, Chief Executive Officer Mike Wirth said.