India plans to further relax its approach to data storage, processing and transfer beyond its borders, a boon for global companies such as Alphabet Inc.’s Google as well as Indian firms seeking growth abroad.
The largest shareholder of Thames Water cut the value of its stake by almost 30% last year, another sign of the pressure that’s built up on the UK utility.
Grocery price inflation has dropped at its sharpest rate since peaking earlier this year, in a sign that Britain’s lengthy cost-of-living crisis may finally be easing.
China’s yuan looks vulnerable to another round of losses in coming months as the delayed impact of official efforts to boost growth means data will stay weak for some time, according to Bank of America.
Cybersecurity firm Darktrace said an independent review by Ernst & Young didn’t find issues in its processes that weren’t already known to the company and it won’t have to restate any financial releases as a result. The announcement comes after short seller Quintessential Capital Management earlier this year questioned the company’s accounting practices.
Nigel Farage has described the information held about him by his long-time bank as “highly political,” the latest salvo in his campaign against Coutts, the NatWest Group Plc unit that he says abruptly closed his account.
Latvian Prime Minister Krisjanis Karins pushed back against the European Central Bank’s warning that taxing profits from sanctioned Russian central bank assets could undermine the euro zone’s financial stability, saying the plan would actually strengthen the bloc.
Organizers of the 2026 Commonwealth Games are scrambling to find a new host, after the Australian state of Victoria pulled out, blaming escalating cost estimates which blew out by billions of dollars in just a few months.
Fortescue Metals Group Ltd. said it had been subject to a cyber attack that resulted in “the disclosure of a small portion of data from our networks.”
China has sufficient electricity capacity to meet demand over the summer months even as temperatures soar, according to the country’s top planning agency.
