Afghanistan’s national cricket team is attempting to regain its footing during the men’s World Cup after finding a new home in Dubai, thanks to financial backing from International Cricket Council — the sports governing body.
Israeli troops are massing for what’s widely seen as all but inevitable: a ground invasion of Gaza.
Chinese households remain cautious over the housing outlook despite Beijing’s slew of property easing measures, according to Morgan Stanley.
Qantas Airways Ltd. Chairman Richard Goyder will step down next year as part of a boardroom cleanout as the carrier brings in fresh faces to repair its battered reputation.
A slump in gold prices to a seven-month low in India may stimulate demand in the current festive season, when people traditionally buy more coins and ornaments.
Warren Buffett’s buying of Japanese trading firms helped propel the nation’s stocks to multi-decade highs. Six months on, insurers and banks are emerging as the next potential value targets.
Caroline Ellison took the witness stand Tuesday afternoon and within minutes pointed to her former boss and boyfriend, FTX co-founder Sam Bankman-Fried, as the man responsible for the loss of billions in customer funds and the collapse of the cryptocurrency platform.
In energy, as in geopolitics, the island nation prioritizes commerce while trying to stay in the good graces of the US and China.
Indian startup InsuranceDekho has raised $60 million in Series B funding, driving the online insurance seller’s valuation to more than $650 million.
US Representative George Santos, the embattled New York Republican indicted five months ago for fraud and money laundering, was hit with new charges including making false statements to the Federal Election Commission and running up unauthorized expenses on his campaign contributors’ credit cards.
