Vietnam’s Factories Boost Operations as Power Shortages Ease
Severe power shortages in northern Vietnam are beginning to ease, allowing manufacturers to extend operating hours after blackouts curtailed production.
Severe power shortages in northern Vietnam are beginning to ease, allowing manufacturers to extend operating hours after blackouts curtailed production.
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A pocket watch created by renowned UK watchmaker Roger Smith sold for $4.9 million, a record result for the same auction house recently caught in a scandal involving a faked Omega Speedmaster.
UBS Group AG completed the acquisition of Credit Suisse Group AG, sealing the biggest merger in banking since the 2008 financial crisis and creating a global wealth-management titan.
A less-distorted bond market, continued weakness in wages and the threat of an early election are among the reasons the Bank of Japan is expected to keep policy unchanged at this week’s gathering.
China’s new marriages dropped to an almost 40-year low in 2022, increasing the likelihood that the population of the world’s second-largest economy will continue to fall.
Hudson Bay Capital Management is opening an office in Dubai, joining the likes of Balyasny Asset Management and ExodusPoint Capital Management in expanding to the Middle Eastern business hub.
Proceedings on the fatal shooting case of former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe had to be temporarily called off after a suspicious item was delivered to the Nara District Court premises, public broadcaster NHK said, citing a source related to the investigation.
Heat will persist across the UK and northern Europe this week, potentially boosting demand for energy to keep buildings cool.
Iron ore fell for the first time in nine sessions as Goldman Sachs Group Inc. warned that property weakness would likely be a multiyear growth drag for China’s economy.