India’s lower house of parliament is expected to debate and vote next week a rare no confidence motion against Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government over the deadly violence in Manipur, a move that won’t impact the administration’s stability.
Nomura Holdings Inc.’s profit rose less than analysts estimated in the fiscal first quarter, as soft wholesale results and another loss abroad overshadowed a rebound in retail business.
BP Plc hiked its dividend and promised to buy back more shares, capping a second-quarter earnings season that has seen Big Oil continue to prioritize returns to investors.
Dubai awarded a full crypto license to a subsidiary of Nomura Holdings Inc., one of the first such permits awarded by the emirate since it overhauled its regulatory regime for digital assets.
Man Group Plc saw pretax core profit decline in the first half of the year even as assets under management surged to a record $151.7 billion. Its shares fell.
French Foreign Minister Catherine Colonna stood next to Niger’s president in the capital, Niamey, two weeks ago and trumpeted the country’s role as a key partner as she pledged fresh financial aid.
SolarEdge Technologies Inc., an S&P 500 company based in Israel, is forming a joint venture with a Saudi Arabian firm to develop renewable energy, in a rare business collaboration between two countries that don’t formally recognize each other.
HSBC Holdings Plc announced a new buyback program and painted a bullish outlook for its 2023 earnings, joining peers in benefiting from global rate rises that have been boosting income.
Singapore’s Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong will address the ongoing graft investigation involving Transport Minister S. Iswaran and property billionaire Ong Beng Seng in parliament on Wednesday.
Myanmar’s junta pardoned Aung San Suu Kyi for some offenses she was convicted of following a 2021 coup, but she will remain in prison as the military government grapples with widespread unrest in the Southeast Asian nation.
