China’s fiscal policies need to play a bigger role in helping the economy since cutting interest rates would likely encourage people to save rather than spend, according to a former central bank official.
One of the frontrunners to be Mexico’s next president, Marcelo Ebrard, proposed the use of facial recognition technology to combat crime in the first concrete policy proposal since the ruling party’s primary process started last month.
China’s monetary and fiscal stimulus measures will only go so far to lift its stock market, with structural reforms necessary for a long-term boost, according to Allianz Global Investors.
Japanese companies that conducted stock splits recently have seen their shares outperform the market, showing one reason why investors can’t get enough of those equities.
Two top PGA Tour officials plan to tell US lawmakers that Saudi Arabia would have little sway over the golf business if a proposed merger with LIV Golf goes through.
The billionaire owner of the Los Angeles Times, Patrick Soon-Shiong, sold the San Diego Union-Tribune to MediaNews Group, a chain controlled by the hedge fund Alden Global Capital.
British retailers said activity picked up in June as rising prices forced consumers to pay more for food and warmer weather spurred purchases of leisure items from swim wear to barbecues.
Waitrose shoppers in London will be able to order groceries on the Uber Eats app from Tuesday, the upmarket retailer said.
Mexico’s coalition of opposition parties announced on Monday the registration of a slate of candidates who will be competing for the nomination to be on the 2024 presidential election ballot, an attempt to have a high-speed primary process that matches that of President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador’s party.
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