Aramco and Siemens Energy AG will sign an agreement Monday to build a pilot project for carbon capture and storage, as the Middle East’s biggest oil producer Saudi Arabia seeks new ways to tackle emissions.
Rachel Reeves said the Labour Party would use government borrowing to invest in British industry if it wins power, a move she said is necessary to spur growth but provoked a rapid Conservative backlash.
The world’s metal traders are enduring one of their toughest periods in years, even as an international race for minerals thrusts the industry into the geopolitical spotlight like never before.
PT Barito Renewables Energy jumped on its first day of trading after raising 3.13 trillion rupiah ($200 million) in Indonesia’s fifth-biggest initial share sale this year.
Five Indian states will hold local polls from November, posing a key test for Prime Minister Narendra Modi before general elections next year.
A group of offshore creditors of China Evergrande Group said they were “left in the dark” after the developer scrapped a meeting for its multi-billion dollar restructuring plan, in the latest example of investor frustration with governance issues at some Chinese firms.
Malaysia’s main objective for seeking former Goldman Sachs banker Roger Ng’s return to the country is for him to help authorities recover more 1MDB assets linked to the US bank, according to Home Minister Saifuddin Nasution.
The Pheu Thai Party, which leads Thailand’s coalition government, asked critics of its proposed economic stimulus plan not to jump to conclusions before seeing the program’s details.
It took four long years for global airline capacity to return to pre-Covid levels — but for passengers and airlines, the industry has changed forever
A Danske Bank A/S veteran who was part of the executive exodus during a 200 billion-euro ($210 billion) money-laundering scandal will now become the chief executive officer of Denmark’s second-largest listed lender.
