Bloomberg Business

The FTSE 100 Index’s lowest-rated stock continues to defy gravity.

(Bloomberg) — Short-term German debt was in high demand Monday after the nation’s central bank said it would stop paying interest on domestic government deposits, a move that could spur billions of euros into the market.

For the first time since 2006, not a single analyst followed by Bloomberg recommends selling shares of Rolls-Royce Holdings Plc.

Beijing concert-goers say they were prevented from displaying rainbow imagery at a pop singer’s performance on Saturday, in a sign of increasing tightening on LGBTQ expression in China.

The bank is jumping into the carbon removal market, and Brian DiMarino, its head of operational sustainability, is the driving force.

Banks seeking to sell commercial-property loans are encountering a dried-up market with few options for an easy exit.

A long-delayed $15 billion buyout offer for Toshiba Corp. will begin Tuesday, as the Japanese industrial electronics firm seeks to close a troubled chapter in its 148-year history.

China’s sovereign bonds are an “obvious” trade as the central bank will ease monetary policy for at least another year to support a slowing economy, according to Invesco Ltd.

The Philippines is racing to defend its share of the nearly $300 billion global business process outsourcing market as it battles deteriorating talent, rising competition and rapidly evolving artificial intelligence.

UBS Group AG is weighing a plan to cut about two-thirds of Credit Suisse Group’s investment bankers in Asia-Pacific as part of the first major job reductions in the region following the merger of the two Swiss lenders, people familiar with the matter said.