US Food and Drug Administration officials found multiple faults at a plant run by one of India’s biggest drugmakers as the watchdog continues to unearth wide-ranging lapses across the country’s factories while working through a pandemic-era inspection backlog.
China’s leading steelmakers warned the industry faces a very challenging second half as demand disappoints, profitability lags, and pressure to cut costs mounts in the world’s top producer.
(Bloomberg) — China’s economy lost more steam in June with manufacturing activity contracting again and other sectors failing to build momentum, as calls grow for more policy support.
The UK government plans to apologize in Parliament for the historic treatment of gay veterans as soon as next week, following a damaging probe detailing a “culture of homophobia” that pervaded the British military for decades.
When it comes to Europe’s underperforming equities, investors are voting with their feet.
Singapore Airlines Ltd. slumped the most in more than a year after a block of shares amounting to nearly 3% of the float traded Friday.
Sri Lanka’s inflation cooled for a fifth month in June as elevated rates and taxes reduced demand, while increased inflows helped boost supplies of essential goods.
The European Union plans to ban a practice that allows brokers to offer zero-commission transactions to clients by earning a fee from forwarding their orders to larger trading platforms.
California Governor Gavin Newsom for years had an enviable problem. His state was awash in cash.
Chief Justice John Roberts at times has tried to slow the Supreme Court’s conservative revolution. But he was in the vanguard Thursday, enshrining his long-held views in a signature opinion abolishing racial preferences in college admissions.
