BOJ Policy Tweak Pressure Eases as JGB Market Liquidity Improves
Futures suggest that Japan’s bond market is functioning better, reducing pressure on the central bank to alter its monetary-easing program.
Futures suggest that Japan’s bond market is functioning better, reducing pressure on the central bank to alter its monetary-easing program.
One of Hong Kong’s oldest companies added two female directors this year, becoming one of only a dozen members in the city’s benchmark index to cross the 30% threshold set by activists for board gender diversity.
New Zealand investment company Infratil will take full control of the nation’s second-biggest phone company after agreeing to buy out its partner Brookfield Asset Management.
Boeing Co. will delay deliveries of its 787 Dreamliner after uncovering a defective part in recent days, a setback as the planemaker works to meet soaring demand for its long-range aircraft.
(Bloomberg) — The founder of sexual wellness education startup OneTaste was charged with engaging in a yearslong conspiracy to manipulate victims of past sexual trauma and abuse into providing forced labor.
One of India’s hottest tech companies, Byju’s, asked a New York court to intervene in its dispute with lenders owed more than $1 billion, claiming a group of distressed-debt investors manufactured a fake debt crisis to extort money from the education-technology firm.
Robinhood Markets Inc. is taking a fresh look at its cryptocurrency offerings after the Securities and Exchange Commission cracked down this week on two top digital asset trading platforms, Dan Gallagher, the firm’s legal chief, told Congress Tuesday.
PGA Tour and LIV Golf have been at each other’s throats in public for years. But in recent weeks, leaders of the rival golf circuits had been hard at work in secret on a detente.
US public transit systems have faced a slew of challenges from trying to bring riders back after a pandemic-induced slump to struggling with financial shortfalls. The latest hurdle will be trying to avoid credit-rating downgrades that will make borrowing more expensive.
Investor Nelson Tanure said he’ll vote in favor of the bankruptcy process for Rio de Janeiro’s power company Light SA at a Wednesday shareholders’ meeting, making the approval of the measure practically certain.