The executive in charge of the world’s biggest fusion-energy experiment is trying to rehire retired engineers, who possess knowledge that’s critical to advancing an unfinished reactor in southern France.
Thailand will allow Russian citizens to visit for longer periods in a bid to boost tourism during peak travel season, a government minister said.
Indian stocks that gain from cricket’s popularity in the South Asian nation extended their rally after the country’s win over Pakistan, with the announcement of the game’s inclusion in the 2028 Olympics delivering a double boost to consumer stocks.
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said higher interest rates may persist, while insisting the US economy is “in a good place.”
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is getting a boost from his former Yale University classmates, Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity brothers and college baseball buddies who are leveraging their networks to raise money for his presidential campaign.
Florida’s farmers have spent nearly two decades fending off plagues, freezes and storms that decimated their orange crops. A growing number of them have had enough.
TikTok, the Chinese-owned video—sharing platform, is fighting back in the courts after regulators in Europe slapped it with a €345 million ($363 million) data privacy fine and a compliance order for failing to take care of the private data of its teenage users.
(Bloomberg) — Finance Minister Giancarlo Giorgetti rebuffed the notion that a certain yield level on Italian bonds would compromise the government’s finances.
When Societe Generale SA Chief Executive Officer Slawomir Krupa unveiled his new strategy last month, he refused to provide any details about which parts of the lender he’d like to sell.
Italian Premier Giorgia Meloni’s cabinet approved the country’s new budget law worth €24 billion ($25.3 billion), simplifying taxes and supporting low-income earners.
