Rio Tinto PLC said it agreed to pay a $15 million civil penalty to resolve an investigation by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission into payments made to a former consultant who helped the company acquire rights to massive iron-ore deposits in Guinea.

ON Semiconductor Corp. has secured a long-term agreement with BMW AG to support the German car-maker’s electric vehicles.

Tyler Perry is reportedly interested in acquiring a majority stake in BET Media Group, as Paramount Global Inc. looks to sell its controlling stake of the media unit.

Tens of millions of borrowers have had their student-debt payments paused. But one big fintech company disapproves and wants the payments resumed.

Monday’s top personal finance stories.

The proxy fight brewing between Third Point LLC and Bath & Body Works Inc. was averted Monday as the retailer appointed a new board member with the activist investor’s blessings.

Nvidia Corp.’s financial chief did not appear concerned that some have called for a drying up data-center sales growth as she reasoned that the efficiencies businesses need are not from spending less money but from spending more on technologies like artificial intelligence.

WW International Inc., the company that oversees the weight-loss program Weight Watchers, forecast first-quarter sales that were below expectations.

Crypto traders are likely to lean more toward dollar-pegged stablecoins, after Silvergate Capital Corp., and its crypto-friendly lending affiliate, said last week that it is at risk of ‘being less than well-capitalized’ and discontinued its crypto-payments network.

Michigan factory will create 2,500 jobs and allow Ford to produce more affordable electric vehicles, company official says.