European Union officials are working on a plan that can help provide electric buses to Latin American nations in exchange for lithium supplies, as they seek to curtail the bloc’s reliance on China for this critical raw material.
The People’s Bank of China signaled more targeted support may be on the cards for the property market as it sought to assure investors that the risks banks face from the sector are controllable.
At least two holders of a Sino-Ocean Group Holding Ltd. dollar bond have yet to receive a coupon payment that was due Thursday, heightening debt worries surrounding the Chinese state-backed developer that’s shaken the nation’s junk-note market in recent weeks.
The yen was on course to notch its longest winning streak since 2018 amid signs of position adjustments as speculation mounts that the Bank of Japan will tweak monetary policy this month.
The PGA Tour and Saudi-backed LIV Golf have dropped a provision in their framework agreement that forbids poaching of golfers at the behest of the Department of Justice.
A minority shareholder is set to wrest full control of a top Kazakh bank as part of a settlement to end the biggest asset dispute since Nursultan Nazarbayev resigned as president in 2019, according to people familiar with the matter.
Extreme heat and rising energy demand risk overwhelming China’s attempts to prevent a repeat of last year’s curbs on power supply in the major industrial province of Sichuan.
The US Federal Trade Commission urged an appeals court to delay Microsoft Corp.’s $69 billion takeover of Activision Blizzard Inc. while the agency’s challenge to the largest-ever gaming deal is pending.
An engine for Japan’s Epsilon S rocket exploded during testing on Friday, the latest in a series of setbacks for the nation’s space aspirations.
Singapore’s economy unexpectedly expanded in the second quarter, staving off fears of a technical recession in the city-state amid a global slowdown.
