A committee appointed by India’s top court said that it doesn’t see any regulatory failure or signs of price manipulation in the rise and fall of the Adani Group’s stocks, in an interim report that’s a reprieve for the embattled conglomerate.
The opening of Chinese retailer Miniso Group Holding Ltd.’s new US flagship store in Times Square heralds more than the arrival of yet another shopping outlet in midtown Manhattan: It broadcasts founder Ye Guofu’s ambitions of becoming a “global super brand.”
Representative George Santos, the New York Republican under indictment for campaign finance violations, appointed himself as his own campaign treasurer Friday.
Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador seized part of a rail line owned by billionaire German Larrea’s Grupo Mexico SAB, raising questions about how the move might impact a bid by the mining magnate to buy Citigroup Inc.’s retail bank in the country.
Hollywood screenwriters, on strike for higher pay since May 2, are keeping morale up and pressure on the studios by trying to make their picket lines as entertaining as their programs.
Rudy Giuliani fended off accusations he’s failed to fully comply with his legal duty to produce records and other evidence for two Georgia election workers who are suing him for defamation after becoming targets of 2020 election fraud conspiracy theories he promoted.
Debt-limit negotiations hit an impasse Friday as House Speaker Kevin McCarthy blamed the White House for resisting spending cuts, casting doubt on efforts in Washington to avert a catastrophic default.
UK opposition leader Keir Starmer will set out how a Labour government would end “dangerous” waiting times in hospital emergency departments, part of his long-awaited blueprint for the National Health Service.
Former Pakistan premier Imran Khan, who’s embroiled in a standoff with the government and military, was summoned to appear on May 23 by the National Accountability Board as part of its corruption investigation.
Cash balance falls to lowest level since December 2021, putting pressure on need for a debt-limit deal
