European Union finance ministers meeting outside Stockholm this week are expected to lock horns over proposals to reform the bloc’s spending rules that are pitting fiscally hawkish Germany against more highly indebted member states as they seek an agreement this year.
Japanese fashion chain Uniqlo is the latest brand to open at Covent Garden in fresh evidence that London’s premier retail space is expanding beyond the once vibrant Oxford Street.
Turkey’s central bank will likely heed the market at its last policy-setting meeting before pivotal elections next month, even if it means going against the wishes of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan for ever-lower interest rates.
The former Slovak prime minister who could be set to return to power later this year said he would end the nation’s arms deliveries to Ukraine and put a brake on some plans to introduce more sanctions on Russia.
Taiwan’s Starlux Airlines Co., which bills itself as a high-end carrier, plans to launch new US routes once a year as part of a major push into long-haul travel, company executives said.
Fired Fox News anchor Tucker Carlson emerged on Twitter Wednesday for the first time since he was ousted from Rupert Murdoch’s empire, with a two-minute broadside against US media and politics.
Some Australian super-fund managers are concerned bonds and equities are vulnerable and instead are turning toward commodities to guard against the prospect of global stagflation.
Microsoft Corp. warned that its cloud services could be a victim of the legal vacuum over transatlantic data transfers that’s already prompted Facebook owner Meta Platforms Inc. to threaten to pull out of the European Union.
Samsung Electronics Co. posted a record $3.4 billion loss at its pivotal memory chip division, but said it expects the global tech industry to begin emerging from its downturn later this year.
Lawyers for former President Donald Trump said Congress should bar the US Justice Department from handling classified documents and transfer that responsibility to intelligence agencies.
