A Danish energy trader crunches about 30 million data points every day in an effort to predict how cloud cover in Spain and surging temperatures in Germany might ripple across to impact the price of power in France and elsewhere in Europe.
After Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte relinquishes his post as the longest-serving premier of the Netherlands later this year, his successor will be confronted with a host of issues.
Currency-market volatility is starting to look like a no-show, making hedging strategies too costly to maintain for some.
A “large pool of undervalued assets” in Hong Kong’s property market may spur more bargain hunting among their majority shareholders as valuations hit a 30-year low, according to JPMorgan Chase & Co.
Donald Trump has asked a federal judge in Florida to postpone setting a trial date in the classified documents prosecution against him, objecting to prosecutors’ request to put it on the calendar later this year and signaling he might argue to delay it until after the 2024 presidential election.
South Korea’s National Pension Service is being challenged by climate groups demanding the retirement fund, one of the world’s largest, discloses details of discussions over limiting investments in coal.
A South Korean battery maker tapped by the US to help it catch China in the clean-car market is losing money – a state of affairs expected to continue all year. Its chief financial officer isn’t concerned.
Nuclear power-linked stocks surged in South Korea after the nation confirmed it will consider construction of a new atomic plant under plans to expand electricity generation.
An arm of state-owned conglomerate China Merchants Group has made a $3.4 billion takeover bid for Chindata Group Holdings Ltd., setting up a bidding war for the Asian data center operator.
Turkey agreed to support Sweden’s NATO bid in a major breakthrough for the military alliance’s push to strengthen its defenses following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
