Russia Seeks To Limit Ruble Hit Amid Exodus of Foreign Firms
Russia is seeking a way to curb the impact of a foreign investor exodus on the ruble, which has fallen to a one-year low.
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G-7 Displays United Front on China After Macron Controversy
Top diplomats from Group of Seven nations sought to project unity on China and other issues after French leader Emmanuel Macron stirred unease across the bloc with a conciliatory tone on a recent trip to Beijing.
Saudi PIF Unit AviLease Vies for StanChart Leasing Arm
AviLease, owned by Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund, is among suitors competing to acquire Standard Chartered Plc’s aviation finance business, people familiar with the matter said.
Nuclear Powers Pledge to Push Putin Out of Uranium Markets
Nuclear powers within the Group of Seven nations pledged to end Russia’s dominance over global atomic-fuel markets, potentially cutting off a critical source of geopolitical currency for Russian President Vladimir Putin more than a year after his invasion of Ukraine.
Germany’s Weaker Penalties Will Make Emissions Goals Harder
A decision to reduce sanctioning powers in Germany’s climate law will make it even harder for the nation to meet its emissions goals at the end of the decade.
Putin Critic Jailed for 25 Years in Harshest Anti-War Ruling Yet
Russia sentenced a prominent critic of President Vladimir Putin to 25 years in prison in the harshest sentence yet handed down to an opposition activist.
Bank Earnings to Give Further Insight to Recession Question
Fears of a US recession still loom large, and another bank-heavy roster of earnings this week will offer further insight into the macroeconomic outlook even as investors digest results from the first batch of lenders that reported last Friday.
Europe’s Biggest Reactor Caps 14-Year Delay to Begin Commercial Output
Europe’s largest nuclear reactor has begun regular electricity production 14 years later than planned, delivering a boost to the region’s energy independence.
Worried By Huge Power Price Swings in Europe? Rent a Trader
The area around Hamburg’s Reeperbahn is best known for its racy nightlife, but is also home to a startup whose latest offering sprung from the worst energy crisis in decades.
THG Shares Soar After Retailer Confirms Apollo Takeover Bid
THG Plc shares soared as much as 47% after the embattled UK online retailer said it received a non-binding acquisition proposal from Apollo Global Management Inc.
