Canada’s largest province has agreed to pay for a third of the subsidy package for a Stellantis NV electric-vehicle battery plant, but there’s still no deal in place to resume construction on the factory.
Alan Joyce, who has simultaneously delighted shareholders and enraged passengers as head of Qantas Airways Ltd., says he’s in no rush to take on a new job, let alone lead another airline.
Rishi Sunak’s administration refused a demand from the UK’s Covid-19 inquiry to hand over former Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s WhatsApp messages and pandemic diaries, setting up a legal battle that risks amplifying accusations of a cover-up.
Habi, a real estate startup backed by SoftBank Group Corp., received $50 million in financing from IDB Invest to expand its online listings of homes in Mexico for low income and middle-class families.
BRICS nations asked the bloc’s specially created bank to provide guidance on a how a potential new shared currency might work, including how it could shield other member countries from the impact of sanctions such as those imposed on Russia.
Credit Suisse Group AG’s departures continue with its head of blank-check companies leaving after the fortunes of both the bank and the product have changed.
Oil jumped alongside broader equity markets, with traders embracing risk assets and largely overlooking a bearish US stockpile report.
Saudi Aramco met with an army of Turkish contractors this week to discuss $50 billion of potential projects in the Gulf kingdom, underlining improving trade ties between the two countries after they buried a diplomatic spat over the killing of Jamal Khashoggi.
(Bloomberg) — Mexico will need a prolonged stretch of restrictive monetary policy to get inflation back to target, according to the central bank.
European allies increased pressure on Serbia and Kosovo to de-escalate tensions, demanding they hold new local elections in the troubled north that has seen the worst violence in a decade.
