Borussia Dortmund GmbH shares fell by the most on record after the football club missed out on the Bundesliga title, with perennial winners Bayern Munich overtaking it to snatch victory in the weekend’s final round of fixtures.
Go Airlines India Ltd. plans to raise salaries of captains by 100,000 rupees ($1,211) a month and by 50,000 rupees for first officers as it tries to salvage its operations after filing for insolvency on May 2.
Philippine headline inflation could ease early next year below the central bank’s goal of 2% to 4%, Governor Felipe Medalla said, giving monetary authorities leeway on monetary policy.
Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez’s Socialist party suffered a massive defeat in Spain’s local elections, handing Conservatives a strong platform for their bid to reclaim control of the national government later this year and giving a boost to Spanish assets.
Ayala Corp., the oldest Philippine conglomerate, is looking to complete within a year the reinvestment of $1 billion of its capital into emerging businesses, banking on continued expansion in the Southeast Asian economy.
India is likely preparing for a drought-like situation despite the forecast for a normal monsoon, due to risks posed by El Niño, according to a former farm secretary.
No matter where they trade, things are looking pretty bad for Chinese equities.
Uganda’s President Yoweri Museveni signed into law legislation with harsher penalties for LGBTQ people, including death and life-imprisonment sentences.
Lending to Swedish households slowed for a twelfth consecutive month, as fewer homes trade hands at lower values, and interest rates continue to rise.
Indian police forces killed at least 30 people from tribal groups identified as militants, part of an ongoing security operation in a northeastern state bordering Myanmar that’s seen unrest over the access to affirmative action benefits.
