Bloomberg Business

Students around the globe are increasingly questioning the returns on education. Nowhere is the problem more complex than India.

Ford Motor Co. plans to import its restyled Lincoln Nautilus sport-utility vehicles from China, deepening connections to a country other US companies are abandoning.

Top Senate Republicans said they won’t vote in favor of replacing absent Senator Dianne Feinstein with another Democrat on the Judiciary Committee, signaling a continued halt on most of President Joe Biden’s judicial nominees.

The Hong Kong Stock Exchange plans to make its listed companies quantify and reveal more about their climate-related risks, starting in January.

Kojima Industries Corp. is a small company and little-known outside Japan, where it produces cup holders, USB sockets and door pockets for car interiors. But its modest role in the automotive supply chain is a critical one. And when the company was hacked in February 2022, it brought Toyota Motor Corp.’s entire production line to a screeching stop.

Indonesia’s central bank will likely maintain its key rate steady for a third straight meeting in what some analysts see as a signal of a lengthy pause as price pressures ease and the currency strengthens.

State Street Corp. shares plunged the most in three years after the custody bank reported that clients retreated from its investment products, and that the outflows probably aren’t over.

Billionaire Robert Friedland warned Canada should not take lightly Glencore Plc’s attempted takeover of Teck Resources Ltd., saying many investors — including himself —would be interested after the miner spins out its coal business.

El Salvador has tapped a former International Monetary Fund official as an adviser as it seeks a deal with the multilateral lender, according to people familiar with the matter.