Hard-line conservatives angered by House Speaker Kevin McCarthy’s debt-ceiling deal are insisting on power-sharing and budget-cutting concessions in exchange for allowing legislation to move on the House floor.
Offices in New York City crossed the 50% threshold last week for the first time since the Covid-19 pandemic eviscerated the local economy at the start of the outbreak.
The UK will need batteries that last four-times longer to balance supply and demand in a system that’s becoming more driven by swings in renewable power generation.
England’s hospitals face major disruption this week when junior doctors begin a three-day walkout in the latest row over pay and conditions.
Just last year, billionaire Wang Jianlin had appeared to cement his reputation as one of the few remaining Chinese property tycoons to sidestep a wave of debt defaults sweeping the industry.
BYD Co., China’s homegrown company that’s now become the world’s hottest maker of electric vehicles, has a warning for the US: New climate laws could end up backfiring and leave Americans paying more for EVs than the rest of the world.
India’s property stocks are set to extend their already sizable gains on growing expectations that the central bank may start cutting interest rates next year.
Binance.US urged a federal judge to reject a Securities and Exchange Commission request to freeze billions of dollars of assets on the cryptocurrency exchange during a legal fight with the regulator, arguing the move would cripple its business and hurt customers.
Brookfield Renewable agreed to buy a big portfolio of wind and solar farms from Duke Energy Corp. for $2.8 billion in a move intended to boost cash reserves.
Japanese food maker Yaokin Corp. shocked generations raised on its Umaibo puffy corn snack last year when it increased its price from 10 yen ($0.07) for the first time in 42 years. Facing an outcry over a 2 yen increase, the company took out advertisements to apologize.
