Facing calls to put guardrails on artificial intelligence development, a group of tech companies including Alphabet Inc.’s Google and OpenAI Inc. are creating an industry body to ensure that AI models are safe.
Three Japanese market veterans ruminating over beer in Tokyo whether Chinese debt is the deal of the century or the road to ruin sum up the dilemma global investors face in deciding to play in the world’s second-largest bond market.
Danone SA said that the French company remains the legal owner of its Russian dairy operations even after Moscow took control of that business.
British billionaire Joe Lewis, the owner of the Tottenham Hotspur soccer club in London, has been charged with insider trading in the US.
China’s newly appointed central bank Governor Pan Gongsheng comes with a strong record of tackling financial risks, showing he’s unafraid to sacrifice economic growth in order achieve longer-term stability.
Cambodia’s Hun Sen will step aside as prime minister after nearly four decades in power, leaving his West Point-educated son Hun Manet to form a new government after the ruling party claimed a landslide election victory over the weekend.
UniCredit SpA and Banco Santander SA posted better-than-expected second-quarter profit as Europe’s biggest lenders reap the benefits of a series of interest rate increases.
Rio Tinto Group has set what’s likely to be the tone for the world’s biggest miners: lower profits and dividends as China’s wobbling economy casts a shadow over the entire sector.
Chinese stocks resumed declines on Wednesday, underscoring the need for authorities to act quickly for the market to sustain the sharp rebound seen after policymakers’ latest pledges to revive the economy.
When Ross McEwan stepped down as Chief Executive Officer of what was Royal Bank of Scotland Plc in April 2019, it would take the British taxpayer-supported lender close to five months to name his replacement.
