China’s appetite for fuels and other oil-derived products such as plastics may have peaked for this year as the nation’s economic woes continue to stand in the way of a full rebound from Covid Zero.
New Zealand’s government has provided the central bank with more capital and an indemnity that allows it to build its foreign reserves, giving it more scope to intervene in currency markets if it needs to.
Almost a dozen former Tesla Inc. employees who left to work Rivian Automotive Inc. can’t avoid a trial over claims in a trade secrets suit that they breached Tesla confidentiality agreements before they joined its upstart rival.
South Africa is working to persuade Russia to return to talks on a Ukraine grain-export deal that it pulled out of last month, nearly a year after it was reached.
Global markets have posted their largest year-to-date gains since 2009 when markets recovered from the global financial crisis.
Nomura Holdings Inc. shares dropped the most in more than two years after Japan’s biggest brokerage posted lower-than-estimated profit on weakness in its wholesale business and another loss abroad.
Mike Pence delivered his strongest criticism yet of Donald Trump, after his onetime boss and current 2024 rival was indicted for the third time on criminal charges, saying he should never be president again and was a distraction to the country.
Standard Chartered Plc’s co-head of corporate, commercial and institutional banking for India is leaving the firm after more than 23 years.
New Zealand unemployment rose in the second quarter and wage inflation showed signs of slowing, indicating the labor market is finally starting to weaken after relentless increase-rate increases from the central bank.
The driver of a stolen vehicle struck several pedestrians near Grand Central Station in Manhattan on Tuesday, causing 10 non-life-threatening injuries, according to police and fire department officials.
