India’s Vistara airline has begun making plans to merge its staff into Air India Ltd., as the country’s industrial Tata family combines the two carriers to rebuild its aviation empire and take on market leader IndiGo.
Pita Limjaroenrat vowed to fight on to become Thailand’s next prime minister, even as his odds of winning appeared less certain given there was no guarantee the pro-democracy leader would be allowed to contest.
An eight-fold surge in tomato prices is making some Indian farmers rich, although their windfall gains may be short-lived due to a likely rise in supplies in the coming weeks.
Beleaguered German real estate stocks are getting a vote of confidence from Deutsche Bank AG.
China’s CMOC Group will pay Congo’s state-backed miner a $800 million settlement between 2023 and 2028 and at least $1.2 billion in dividends to end a dispute over royalties at one of the world’s biggest copper and cobalt mines.
Domestic food price inflation remains high around the globe, with people in Venezuela, Lebanon, Zimbabwe, Argentina and Suriname particularly hard-hit, according to the World Bank.
John Kerry said there “can’t be differences” between the rival superpowers on global warming as officials revived talks in Beijing.
A US submarine which is likely carrying nuclear weapons arrived in a South Korean port as the two allies held the first meeting of a new group that seeks to deter North Korea from using its atomic arsenal.
In most countries, the currency turning from the world’s worst to best in the space of a month would be good news.
Chinese chip startup Shanghai Biren Intelligent Technology Co. is considering an initial public offering in Hong Kong as soon as this year, according to people familiar with the matter, aiming to capitalize on a wave of local clients turning to its AI chips as an alternative to banned Nvidia Corp. silicon.
