Mizuho to Start $72 Million Fund Targeting Japan’s Tech Startups
Mizuho Financial Group Inc. is planning to launch a debt fund targeting Japan’s startups, digging deeper into an area where the nation’s megabanks are warming up to.
Mizuho Financial Group Inc. is planning to launch a debt fund targeting Japan’s startups, digging deeper into an area where the nation’s megabanks are warming up to.
Two of the world’s largest insurers are weighing the sale of businesses in the United Kingdom, according to people familiar with the matter.
EasyJet Plc reported fiscal third-quarter profit that beat analyst estimates, while cautioning that strikes across the industry are creating “challenging conditions” during the peak travel period.
Reliance Industries Ltd’s financial services unit was valued at about $20 billion after a special session conducted by exchanges to discover its trading value.
Gautam Adani, the Indian tycoon who controls the port-to-power conglomerate, intends to turn Dharavi, one of Asia’s largest slums that sits in the heart of Mumbai, into a modern city hub after his real estate unit received the government’s approval to start redevelopment.
Britain’s car industry has been on the decline for some time, with production falling to a 66-year low last year and rival governments pledging vast amounts of public funds to the development of electric vehicles.
Thailand is set for more political upheaval after Pita Limjaroenrat was barred by parliament from running for prime minister Wednesday, angering his supporters and opening the door for his coalition partners to seek the top job.
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen met with Vietnam’s Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh on Thursday to promote trade ties as part of the Biden administration’s push to reshape global supply chains and cut US dependency on China.
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. said production at a planned facility in Arizona will be postponed from late 2024 until 2025, an ominous delay as Washington tries to establish a more robust chip industry.
NATO-led peacekeepers should exert more influence in Kosovo to prevent further unrest after recent clashes between protesters and security forces left dozens injured, Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said.