Germany and India are closing in on a deal to build diesel submarines in the South Asian country as Russia’s prolonged war in Ukraine pushes New Delhi to expand its sources of military hardware beyond top supplier Moscow.
Morgan Stanley plans to move to a new office in Singapore, seeking a bigger space in the city-state’s financial district to accommodate its expansion.
Baden-Württemberg takes ‘a blunt approach’ that leads to creation of so-called exclusions list.
Mired in violence, hunger and political chaos, Haiti has little to cheer about. Its women’s national soccer team is changing that.
Prince Harry testified in a London court that his life has been blighted by intrusion from Britain’s tabloid press, marking the first time in more than 130 years that a member of the royal family has given evidence at trial.
Safran SA is in talks to acquire an arm of Raytheon Technologies Corp. that makes products including flight controls, in what could be its biggest purchase in six years.
Some subreddits will go dark in protest over upcoming pricing changes for third-party apps.
UK house builders cut back on developments at a pace last seen during the pandemic and the global financial crisis 14 years ago after a jump in mortgage rates, a closely watched survey found.
Italian confectioner Ferrero SpA raised more than $1 billion in dollar-equivalent high-grade private debt to refinance part of its bank loans, people familiar with the matter said.
Thailand’s prime minister front-runner Pita Limjaroenrat said he was prepared to fight a legal complaint over ownership of shares in a defunct media firm, which some analysts say can derail his bid to become the country’s next leader.
