Australian Treasurer Jim Chalmers said he expects to discuss with the government’s senior leadership team “soon” whether Reserve Bank Governor Philip Lowe will receive an extension to his term or be replaced.
Wipro Ltd., the Indian outsourcing provider, plans to spend $1 billion to train its 250,000 employees in artificial intelligence and integrate the technology into its product offerings.
An Aboriginal man has lost his legal bid to access the government pension earlier than other Australians, in a case that’s been closely watched by the country’s pensions industry.
China’s rare-earths industry wants to enlist the public’s help in cracking down on illegal activity in the sector by offering rewards to citizens who provide tipoffs about illicit practices.
The International Monetary Fund’s executive board will hold a crucial vote on whether to approve a short-term $3 billion loan program for Pakistan later on Wednesday, according to a person familiar with the matter.
BT Group Plc Chief Executive Officer Philip Jansen is leaving, capping four years of tangling with rivals, staff and an inexorable slide in the UK phone company’s share price.
New Zealand’s central bank kept interest rates unchanged for the first time in almost two years amid signs that the weaker economy is slowing inflation.
Bulgari became the latest foreign brand to face backlash in China, as state and social media alleged that the luxury jeweler had treated Taiwan as a country on an official website.
Australia has agreed to China’s request for an extra month to decide whether to lift duties on Australian barley, extending the suspension of a World Trade Organization case while Beijing reviews the restrictions.
Japan’s Supreme Court ruled that it was illegal to restrict a transgender person from using certain bathrooms, in its first ruling on LGBTQ people’s rights in the workplace.
