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(Bloomberg) -- Canadian companies are selling bonds at the fastest pace on record as corporate treasurers meet investor-friendly terms at the expense of improving funding costs.

(Bloomberg) -- An Airbus SE jetliner freshly handed over to Russia’s flag-carrier airline left France for Moscow several hours after President Vladimir Putin had launched his invasion of Ukraine, prompting sweeping sanctions. Airbus transferred the A350 widebody’s title to Aeroflot PJSC on Feb.

(Bloomberg) -- Hundreds of ESG funds run by some of the world’s biggest money managers have a combined $13.4 billion stake in companies that supply weapons and technology to the Myanmar military, according to a report.

(Bloomberg) -- A debate is raging inside the California Public Employees’ Retirement System over whether it should quickly exit its Russia investments -- at a hefty cost.  In the past week, staffers at the largest U.S.

(Bloomberg) -- Latin American currencies are the world’s best performers this year after a disastrous 2021, and analysts are predicting further advances amid the surge in global prices for oil, soy, iron ore and copper.

(Bloomberg) -- The European Central Bank will extend a precautionary facility that provides euros to central banks outside the currency bloc until Jan. 15, 2023, signaling it intends to help ease liquidity stresses caused by the war in Ukraine.

(Bloomberg) -- The odds of Russia making its foreign debt payments is diminishing as bond prices fall, recession in the nation looms and various payment restrictions pile up after the invasion of Ukraine, according to Morgan Stanley & Co.

(Bloomberg) -- Italy is ready to support a third European Union package of sanctions that would expand the list of targeted banks and billionaires in a bid to pressure Russia into a cease-fire, according to Foreign Minister Luigi Di Maio.

(Bloomberg Businessweek) -- When the Federal Reserve starts raising interest rates next week, it can expect to hear “it’s about time” from Pat Toomey.

(Bloomberg) -- Italy is ready to support a third European Union package of sanctions that would expand the list of targeted banks and billionaires in a bid to pressure Russia into a cease-fire, according to Foreign Minister Luigi Di Maio.