Forever 21 blamed its second bankruptcy on rising competition from upstarts like Shein and Temu and their use of the de minimis exemption, a trade law loophole.
Houthi strikes have forced international shipping companies to re-route container ships that would normally pass through the Red Sea and Suez Canal.
Wall Street is coming off another brutal week for equities, with the Nasdaq Composite falling deeper into correction territory.
Prosecutors said two Ukrainian citizens were suspected in the case, with one arrested in Lithuania and the other in Poland.
Experts agreed that a delay in any agreement would be helpful to Putin, who is set to benefit from further territorial gains.
The U.S. president told reporters that discussions were already underway on "dividing up certain assets" between the warring sides.
City officials in Krasnoyarsk said mass public events are not allowed while Russia continues its so-called "special military operation."
The Central Bank argues that cryptocurrencies pose significant risks due to their volatility and lack of state backing.
The exiled activists claim Spanish officials promised them fast-track residency, but those efforts were later stalled.
A decree permits 683 Capital Partners LP to buy Russian company securities from 11 other funds, mostly based in the U.S. and Britain.