US authorities are looking into what representations Adani Group made to its American investors following a scathing short seller’s report that accused the company of using offshore companies to secretly manipulate its share prices.
Malaysia’s inflation rate moderated to the lowest level in a year, giving reprieve to central-bank policymakers who unexpectedly raised policy rates in last month’s meeting.
Women in the UK’s financial industry don’t see the hedge fund manager’s ouster from the company he co-founded as a Weinstein moment.
Russian mercenaries killed in Ukraine are inadvertently helping stoke a new cash boom at home in an unusual side-effect of the war.
In British retail, it’s becoming a question of which retailers Mike Ashley doesn’t have a stake in, rather than which ones he does.
It’s just a month into summer and Britain has been hit by water shortages.
Whether Greece returns to the investment grade zone will be decided in a vote Sunday, with the electorate called to cast their votes for a second time in just over a month.
JPMorgan Chase & Co. agreed to pay $290 million to settle a lawsuit alleging it knowingly benefited from former client Jeffrey Epstein’s sex trafficking, according to a court filing late Thursday.
Malaysian authorities said they are taking legal action against Meta Platforms Inc. after it failed to remove “harmful” and “undesirable” content from Facebook despite the government’s requests.
Fast-fashion giant Shein will strengthen its presence in Europe and Mexico, including selling more locally made products, in a bid to diversify its China-centric supply chain.
