The Wall Street giant’s new group will capitalize on a private-credit surge and anticipated private-equity deal boom.

It was another supercharged year for the ultraluxury market, which saw at least seven deals cross the $100 million threshold.

The boutique bank, long seen as a holdout, could sell a stake after recent interest from big investors.

The two countries are eager to resolve their differences, and doing so would further American interests.

Goldman Sachs plans to combine three key groups in its global banking and markets division to capitalize on a surge in private credit and anticipated boom in private-equity deals. Read more: ...

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A new funding round valuing artificial-intelligence startup Anthropic at $60 billion would amp up the dealmaking frenzy in AI. Among the recent notable investments: Data-analytics company Databricks l ...

U.S. natural gas futures settled with modest gains ahead of the EIA’s storage report due Friday, which is expected to show a decrease in underground storage.

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A deal could be announced as soon as Tuesday, Arab and Israeli officials said, raising hopes that some of the hostages held ...