Russian President Vladimir Putin lifted a ban on flights to Georgia and eased visa requirements for its citizens, taking a major step to facilitate travel between neighbors whose relations have been tense since a 2008 war.
At company’s I/O conference, large language models will fuel changes to consumer tools
Russian central bank assets worth 7.4 billion Swiss francs ($8.3 billion) are held across Switzerland, the government said following new reporting obligations introduced as part of the latest European Union sanctions package.
Asian and European oil buyers are having to pay hefty prices for lower-quality, dirtier crudes as sanctions on Russia and OPEC+ output cuts reduce the availability of those grades.
Ferrero Group SpA, football club FC Barcelona and a Middle Eastern port have all used the US private placement market in recent weeks — a sign that this opaque way of raising money is becoming increasingly popular.
Ghana’s inflation rate fell less than predicted to a six-month low in April, easing pressure on the central bank to further increase record high borrowing costs.
A consortium backed by Elliott Investment Management agreed to buy drug-research services company Syneos Health Inc. for about $4.4 billion.
Before the current ethics controversy, the Democratic senator from Rhode Island raised the alarm about corporate money reshaping the institution.
Nissan Motor Co. is in discussions with the UK government about making additional investments in its plant in Sunderland in a rare potentially positive development for automaking in the country.
German utility EON SE warned that Europe may not have seen the end of turmoil in its energy markets and the situation could still take a turn for the worse.
