A pro-European party that pledges to keep Slovakia within the trans-Atlantic fold is emerging as the main contender against the country’s firebrand frontrunner weeks before a crucial election.
The number of UK buy-to-let mortgages falling into arrears surged by almost 30% in the second quarter as a cocktail of higher interest rates and tougher regulation weighs on landlords.
LVMH led luxury stocks higher in Europe on Thursday as China lifted a ban on group tours, boosting the case for travelers spending money on high-end watches and fashion.
Relief is in sight for hard-pressed British households, with figures next week expected to show that wages are on the verge of growing faster than prices for the first time in almost two years.
A Pakistan’s anti-graft court canceled the bail of jailed former Prime Minister Imran Khan in a corruption case, which may lead to his arrest in another case, Geo television channel reported.
Thousands of staff at low-cost retailer Wilko Ltd. have been told that the chain has collapsed.
HSBC Holdings Plc said it was deceived by oil tycoon Lim Oon Kuin and his children as civil lawsuits brought by the bank and liquidators of his collapsed fuel trading empire kicked off in Singapore.
Hybrid schedules have rendered Friday happy hours obsolete, leading restaurants and bars to adjust their marketing strategies accordingly.
India’s Gautam Adani is prepared to go it alone in spending billions of dollars on developing green hydrogen in India, after TotalEnergies SE put a plan to partner in the venture on hold.
Floods in Norway have left a mass of mangled infrastructure in their wake after several days of heavy rains.
