Russian operators at an occupied nuclear plant in southern Ukraine continue to ignore requests from safety regulators to bring the last partly-operational reactor under their supervision into a state of full shutdown.
Private equity firms are having to reduce the leverage in buyouts to get deals done, as the cost of debt has spiraled and banks remain cautious about how much they’ll lend.
Ukraine’s wartime defense spending will remain high next year, underscoring the need for allies to provide war-risk insurance to help attract investment, the nation’s finance minister said.
UBS Group AG revamped the leadership of its Middle East wealth unit and named new management for its Latin America businesses as the Swiss lender integrates its once-rival Credit Suisse.
Taiwan’s exports plunged in June at the fastest pace since 2009, exacerbating concerns about the slump in global demand for electronics and its impact on the economy.
Indian tomato prices are soaring due to adverse weather, triggering a wave of social media memes comparing the cost of the essential ingredient with anything from petrol to political influence.
Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. soared on a report that China is preparing to announce a fine of more than $1.1 billion on its fintech affiliate, signaling a wide-ranging probe that has weighed on Jack Ma’s empire for years may finally be drawing to a close.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy embarked on a diplomatic sweep of NATO capitals before a summit next week as he pursues a path into the military alliance.
Accommodations for pregnant staffers are a step toward key policies like paid family leave
Apple Inc. is planning a retail launch of its Vision Pro headset with appointments and in-store promotion in select US markets early next year, underscoring the niche and complex nature of the mixed-reality device.
