India Could Buy Russian Crude Past Cap if OPEC+ Cuts Boost Costs
India will explore buying Russian crude oil near or past the price cap imposed by the G-7 as it navigates external risks it sees as the biggest economic threat.
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Glazers Ask for More From Manchester United Bidders, FT Says
The owners of Manchester United FC want the remaining bidders for the team to increase their offers and to prove they could complete their proposed deals, according to the Financial Times.
CVC Is in Talks to Buy Network International for £2 Billion
An investor group backed by CVC Capital Partners is in advanced talks to acquire Middle Eastern credit card processor Network International Holdings Plc for at least £2 billion ($2.5 billion), people with knowledge of the matter said.
For European Stocks Four Months of Glory Is Not End of the Story
It’s getting harder to argue the bull case for Europe Inc., yet that’s just what stalwarts at some of the world’s largest banks are doing.
Britain’s Soaring Pound Is This Year’s Unlikely Comeback Story
Just a few months ago, it was a no-brainer to bet against the British pound.
World Gas Supply Shifts From Shortage to Glut With Demand Muted
The world is becoming awash with natural gas, pushing prices lower and creating an overabundance of the fuel in both Europe and Asia — at least for the next few weeks.
S. Korea Fires Warning Shots at N. Korea Patrol Boat: Yonhap
A South Korean navy ship fired warning shots toward a North Korean patrol boat that crossed the de facto maritime border on Saturday, Yonhap News reported Sunday.
Your Sunday Asia Briefing: Ugly Earnings and a Crypto Spring
It promises to be an informative week for those looking for answers to questions about the health of the US banking sector, the resurgence of cryptocurrencies, the shifting fortunes of electric vehicle makers and their battery producers, as well as the state of the semiconductor supply chain. Here’s what’s coming up.
Battles Erupt in Sudan as Militia Fights Army to Rule Nation
Clashes erupted across Sudan between the army and a rival paramilitary force as a long-simmering dispute exploded into a full-blown battle for control of the North African nation.
Japan’s Kishida Says Attack at Campaign Event ‘Unforgivable’
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said the setting off of an explosive device at an event he attended on Saturday was “unforgivable,” vowing to continue campaigning for his party ahead of by-elections this month.
