The oil market is finally starting to flicker into life — and nowhere is that clearer than in the prices of crude like Saudi Arabia’s, where output cuts are quietly transforming the supply landscape.
India’s government has ordered an inspection into the finances and accounting practices of education-technology titan Byju’s, which has been rocked by the resignation of its auditor and three board members last month, according to people familiar with the matter.
China’s new loans accelerated in June after a central bank interest rate cut in the middle of the month aimed at boosting credit demand.
Thailand’s caretaker prime minister Prayuth Chan-Ocha said he will retire from politics after a bid to extend his near-decade rule failed with the defeat of the pro-establishment parties in the May general election.
One of the most controversial corners of the carbon offset market just got dragged into some of the world’s most fraught geopolitical issues.
Google said it is working to replace a satellite image on its mapping software in which a rendering of the Vietnamese flag on the rooftop of a building in the Spratly Islands appeared to be deleted or altered.
A group of Ukraine’s key allies are closing in on an agreement to launch negotiations with Kyiv on a collection of bilateral security commitments aimed at bolstering the country’s ability to defend itself and at deterring future Russian aggression.
Singapore’s state-owned investor Temasek Holdings Pte warned of an uncertain road ahead as it chalked up its worst showing in seven years.
UK wages rose more than expected to a level that Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey said is fueling inflation, maintaining pressure for higher interest rates.
777 Partners LLC plans to tap growing investor appetite for global football to potentially raise more than €200 million ($220 million) for its portfolio of clubs, people with knowledge of the matter said.
