South African authorities investigating the cause of a massive explosion in Johannesburg’s central business district have warned residents to avoid the area because of the risk of another blast.
Turkey’s first interest-rate hike in over two years was a lesson for economists who widely expected a more aggressive pivot by the central bank from an era of ultra-loose monetary policy.
China’s imports of key energy commodities from Russia surged to all-time highs last month, highlighting the growing interdependence of the two nations as the war in Ukraine drags on well into its second year.
Viaplay Group AB fell as much as 39% after the struggling Swedish streaming service said it’s letting go of more than 25% of its workforce and putting the whole group up for sale.
Mundipharma International Ltd., the drugmaker owned by the billionaire Sackler family, is considering reviving a sale of its China business amid renewed interest from prospective buyers, according to people familiar with the matter.
The labor movement is emboldened and ready to test its clout.
Most economists expect the Federal Reserve to lift interest rates one more time next week as it ends a 16-month hiking cycle that has been the most aggressive fight against US inflation in 40 years.
A video of two women being paraded naked by a group of men in Manipur has elicited the first public comments from Prime Minister Narendra Modi regarding ethnic violence that has engulfed the relatively remote Indian state.
The United Arab Emirates is looking to accelerate economic growth as it seeks to double its gross domestic product to over $800 billion by the end of the decade.
The Bank of England risks triggering a recession in the UK by tightening interest rates too much in a bid to stamp out inflation, its former Governor Mervyn King warned.
