888 Holdings Plc, the owner of British betting chain William Hill, soared to the highest level in more than four months after a group of gambling industry veterans began pushing for changes at the bookmaker.
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida proposed a long list of policy targets for this year, as speculation continues over Kishida potentially calling an early election.
The Swedish population has become less hostile to the idea of adopting the euro as the krona is trading near its weakest levels ever.
China’s four big state lenders have effectively cut dollar deposit rates, according to people familiar with the matter, at a time when strong demand for the US currency in the banking system helped push the yuan to a six-month low.
Apollo Global Management Inc.’s Co-President Scott Kleinman said private equity firms need to return to old-fashioned bargain hunting as they can no longer rely on debt to juice returns.
Ivan Menezes, the former Diageo Plc chief executive officer and one of the most respected bosses among the UK’s FTSE 100 companies, has died after a brief illness. He was 63.
BlackRock Inc.’s head of China operations resigned, adding to the company’s challenges as competition intensifies in the 130 trillion yuan ($18 trillion) asset management market.
The bearish tide against Chinese equities is growing, but for some money managers the stocks are value for money.
Chinese exports fell for the first time in three months in May, adding to risks in the world’s second-largest economy as global demand weakens.
A bout of Bitcoin turbulence caused by US Securities and Exchange Commission lawsuits against key crypto exchanges may be a precursor to short-term gains in the token, if history is any guide.
