An anti-abortion-rights group urged a federal appeals court not to halt implementation of a Texas court order that would block access nationwide to a key drug used in medication abortion, saying the US Food and Drug Administration was correctly judged to have “repeatedly put politics above women’s health” for decades.
China indicated it will maintain pressure on Taiwan following its large-scale military drills, a sign that tensions over the democracy’s status will linger.
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Berlin’s housing market is so tight that a steep increase in borrowing costs seems to have only briefly hit the brakes on rising prices.
(Bloomberg) — Former Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda has accepted a position at the National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies, according to the institution.
Mainland Chinese companies are pushing up demand for upscale shared office space in Hong Kong’s core Central business district.
ByteDance Ltd. is shifting to a bigger office at one of Hong Kong’s most prestigious locations, taking a major step to expand its presence in the financial hub after a year of cautious global expansion.
Emerson Electric Co. is in advanced talks to acquire National Instruments Corp. after a long pursuit of the maker of measurement systems, according to people familiar with the matter.
A group of junior lenders to the troubled American Dream mall won the right to collect on at least $389 million of defaulted debt after a judge ruled in their favor on Monday.
As Warren Buffett visits Tokyo this week, his company looks set to join the ranks of borrowers that are paying more to issue yen debt.
