The Dutch government will start an investigation into the takeover of a local chipmaker by a Chinese-owned firm as the Netherlands steps up controls of the industry amid a chip spat with the Asian nation.
A Canadian order for military surveillance aircraft that was expected to go to Boeing Co. is facing a late challenge from home-grown private-jet maker Bombardier Inc., which has summoned nationalism to press its case for a rival model.
Vacancies at US employers unexpectedly surged in April to the highest in three months, giving the Federal Reserve more reason to consider hiking interest rates again soon.
Indonesia said commodities giant Glencore Plc and Belgium’s Umicore SA are among the investors planning to spend $9 billion building an electric-vehicle battery supply chain in the country.
Cargill Inc. is selling its poultry farming and processing business in China, the world’s biggest meat market as weak demand and high costs continue to pressure margins.
Australia’s house prices climbed for a third straight month in May, suggesting further interest-rate increases may be needed to cool resurgent demand that threatens to exacerbate inflationary pressures in the economy.
China’s Zijin Mining Group is asking the Colombian government to retake control of the territory surrounding its Buritica gold mine after the operation suffered a new attack.
The founder and CIO of Metacapital Management points to wide spreads to Treasuries and unprecedented prepayment speeds.
Triton has kicked off the sale of UK specialty pharma business Pharmanovia, a deal that may test the appetite for buyout financing in Europe, people with knowledge of the matter said.
Glencore Plc is getting closer to increasing its offer for Teck Resources Ltd., in a move aimed at ending weeks of limbo in the battle over the Canadian miner’s future.
