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(Bloomberg) -- For months, Gustavo Petro, the former guerrilla and Bogota mayor, has been all the talk ahead of Colombia’s presidential elections. The rich fear him, while many of the poor love his promises to redistribute land and wealth.

From music to art and marathons to ice cream, this weekend has something in store for everyone at the Jersey Shore.

(Bloomberg) -- Italy’s economy is strong enough to handle a slowdown and its debt will remain manageable even as European Central Bank stimulus winds down, Prime Minister Mario Draghi said.

Since overseas travel is a bit challenging these days, you might be feeling the bite of the travel bug. But worry not, fashion department store Shibuya 109 and budget-friendly hotel chain Tokyu Hotels are teaming up to offer a trip to Korea…without even leaving the co...

(Bloomberg) -- The University of Michigan has sold the biggest-ever century bond by a college or university as part of a record $2 billion debt package. The top-rated school marketed $1.

(Bloomberg) -- Slovakia may delay a syndicated euro bond sale that could have fetched up to 2 billion euros ($2.2 billion) because of market turmoil caused by Russia’s invasion of its neighbor, according to the head of the country’s debt management.

(Bloomberg) -- The European Central Bank has broken the automatic link between winding down stimulus and raising interest rates -- meaning it can now take as long as officials deem necessary before lifting borrowing costs from record lows, according to Governing Council member Francois Villeroy de G

(Bloomberg) -- At a time when bond investors are feeling the burn pretty much everywhere, a developing nation infamous as a serial defaulter has emerged as a surprising bright spot. Ecuador’s dollar bonds have returned 6.4% this year, compared with an average loss of 4.

(Bloomberg) -- Telecom giants Orange SA and Masmovil Ibercom SA are seeking to line up a debt package of up to 6 billion euros ($6.6 billion) to back a joint venture, creating one of the largest leveraged debt financings in the region, people familiar with the matter said.

(Bloomberg) -- AIA Group Ltd. unveiled its first-ever share buyback as a public company after new business value beat estimates, signaling a recovery even as the pandemic lingers in key markets including Hong Kong.