Record global temperatures amplified by climate change and El Niño will extend into the harvest seasons of Europe and the US, with data suggesting a high probability of a mild winter in the Northern Hemisphere.
Chinese President Xi Jinping called for greater opening up of the world’s second-biggest economy to focus on foreign cooperation in areas including trade and investment.
UK unemployment jumped at the quickest pace on record for a single month in May, providing the Bank of England a ray of hope as it attempts to cool pressures in the labor market.
Deutsche Bank AG, Commerzbank AG and ING Groep NV are among dozens of companies worldwide whose client data were compromised when a criminal hacking group exploited a security flaw in a file transfer tool.
Irenic Capital Management is calling for Restaurant Group Plc Chairman Ken Hanna to step down, alleging corporate governance failures and policy violations.
The United Arab Emirates set stricter target for reducing carbon emissions as it prepares to host a major climate conference later this year.
OPEC’s petroleum export revenues climbed to the highest in a almost a decade last year, as Russia’s war on Ukraine bolstered crude prices and key members ramped up production.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s ruling party mopped up nearly three times more funds than India’s other national parties via electoral bonds, giving it a huge advantage ahead of several provincial polls this year and national elections due in 2024.
Heat is blanketing Europe from Germany to the Balkans, putting pressure on the region’s energy and transport systems as rivers such as the Rhine and Rhone are impacted.
Online prices in the US fell at the fastest pace in more than three years last month, in the latest sign that pandemic inflation is cooling off.
