UBS Group AG is planning to exit billions of dollars in loans to Credit Suisse’s clients in the Asia Pacific region, as the Swiss bank works to neutralize risks to its profitability and reputation from the defunct lender.
A Pennsylvania state court judge ruled that presidential immunity is broad enough to protect Donald Trump’s false claims that the 2020 election was rigged, even if he didn’t really believe the conspiracy.
Rishi Sunak’s government said companies can use the European Union’s product safety mark indefinitely, a climbdown on a post-Brexit plan to enforce the UK’s own standard that was criticized by businesses.
Prices in UK stores fell for the first time in two years, in another sign that the cost-of-living crisis is starting to ease.
From Morocco to Mexico, what this new world is starting to look like on the ground.
Foreign investors are returning to China’s stock market en masse, signaling a bullish shift in sentiment after months of skepticism. Overseas funds have added a net 49 billion yuan ($6.9 billion) worth of mainland stocks via trading links with Hong Kong in the past five sessions, as authorities signaled pro-growth policies at the Politburo meeting. The buying spree has taken the year-to-date net purchase to a new high of 230 billion yuan after a lack of investor conviction kept the tally stagnan
It was a moment of triumph for South Korea’s retail investors, when a jump in Ecopro Co. to a record high showcased the influence that they wield over the stock market. But the surge was gone in less than 60 minutes.
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis had a big boost to his assets and income in recent years, his financial disclosure shows, but still falls far short of the wealth held by his main rival for the Republican nomination, former President Donald Trump.
Argentina’s central bank reserves fell Monday to the lowest level since 2006 after the government made a payment to the International Monetary Fund to avoid falling into arrears.
The military leadership of Mali and Burkina Faso warned that any military intervention against Niger would also amount to a declaration of war against the West African nations.
