Some of Ukraine’s key allies including the US are considering moving closer to an outright ban on most exports to Russia, a potentially significant tightening of economic pressure on President Vladimir Putin over his war.
A “large majority” on the European Central Bank’s 26-member interest-rate-setting panel supported March’s decision for a half-point hike, according to an account of the meeting that took place as shares in Credit Suisse Group AG were plunging.
Global investment banks are expected to move hundreds of billions of dollars more in assets and risk transfers to the euro area at the urging of the European Central Bank.
No stranger to a crisis, Northern Ireland geared up to celebrate this month as US presidents past and present flew in to join British, Irish and local leaders marking 25 years of peace since the region’s violent “Troubles.”
Renault SA has selected investment banks to work on the planned initial public offering of its Ampere electric-vehicle business, according to people familiar with the matter.
Telecom Italia SpA investors rejected a proposed compensation package for the company’s chief executive officer, after the carrier’s largest investor criticized it for lack of transparency, people familiar with the matter said.
Protesters stormed the entrance hall of stock exchange operator Euronext NV’s offices in the La Defense business district, outside Paris, as opposition to French President Emmanuel Macron’s pension reform lingers even after the plan was enacted earlier this month.
The Swiss finance watchdog is facing a handful of court challenges over the controversial decision to wipe out billions of Credit Suisse Group AG debt last month.
Headteachers in England could strike for the first time in the fall, a major escalation of industrial action in schools that has undermined Rishi Sunak’s government ahead of a general election expected next year.
Grassley, Crapo and Romney criticize sustainable investing, while showing almost simultaneous backing for clean energy.
