The world’s biggest rhino breeder plans to this week announce what will happen to a ranch where an eighth of the world’s white rhinos live after an auction for the property and its animals failed to attract any firm bids.
Russia has suffered more than 100,000 casualties, including 20,000 killed, since December in the fighting in Ukraine, with Wagner mercenaries accounting for almost half of Russian fatalities, according to the US National Security Council.
UK house prices rose for the first time in eight months in April, halting for now the worst slump in 14 years, one of the country’s biggest mortgage lenders said.
Kuwait’s sovereign wealth fund settled a bonus dispute with ex-managers at its London office that spawned several lawsuits and an attempted intervention by the UK government.
Two months after Tesla Inc. unveiled plans to drop the usage of rare earths in its future models, ferrite stocks in South Korea are skyrocketing on bets that the material will be an alternative.
India’s unemployment rate climbed to a four-month high, the latest data showed, as there were more people joining the workforce compared to available jobs in Asia’s third largest economy.
A gauge of inflation expectations in Japan climbed to a four-month high as renewed yen weakness risks boosting import prices, keeping speculation alive that the central bank may have to reduce monetary stimulus.
More gains in the Australian dollar, a tug-of-war on bonds and an uncertain read-across to global rate bets rank among strategist reaction to the nation’s central bank unexpectedly raising interest rates.
US companies’ earnings are strong enough that money managers like T. Rowe Price Group Inc. and PGIM Inc. expect corporate bonds to outperform Treasuries over the next 12 months, even if the economy suffers.
A firm belonging to the son of Nigeria’s president-elect bought an $11 million London mansion that his predecessor’s government was seeking to confiscate as part of a probe into one of the biggest corruption scandals in the West African nation’s history, according to previously unreported UK company documents.
