Woodside Energy Group Ltd. gave the go-ahead for a $7.2 billion oil field off Mexico, the Australian producer’s first major fossil fuel investment since acquiring BHP Group Ltd.’s petroleum business last year.
A new study says rapidly melting glaciers in Hindu Kush Himalayan region can trigger floods, landslides and over time drastically reduce freshwater supplies in 12 rivers.
Volatile electricity prices are helping to push Singapore, one of the world’s slowest adopters of solar power, to finally accelerate its embrace of the clean energy source.
Britain has fallen six places down the global economic competitiveness rankings because business leaders have lost confidence in the country, due in part to “government incompetence.”
Production costs for UK food and drink manufacturers fell for the first time last month since 2016, an early sign that inflationary pressures in the sector may be starting to ease.
Vietnam stocks are outshining their regional peers due to interest-rate cuts and government aid, a stark turnaround after being the world’s worst-performing share market last year.
The long lines of customers outside Chanel and Louis Vuitton stores on Hong Kong’s Canton Road are finally back, and the city’s biggest mall operator is trying to get them to spend like before.
M&G Investments is buying the yen on a wager the Bank of Japan will end its cap on the nation’s bond yields in the near future to help rein in inflation.
Tropical Storm Bret has formed in the central Atlantic, where it is forecast to grow into a hurricane and menace the Lesser Antilles islands in the Caribbean later this week.
President Joe Biden hailed what he said was progress in restoring US-China ties after Secretary of State Antony Blinken wrapped up two days of meetings in Beijing, including talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping.
