Bloomberg Business

Temenos AG asked for fresh expressions of interest from potential suitors in recent weeks after takeover talks fell apart last year over price, people with knowledge of the matter said.

One of Britain’s biggest mortgage lenders said house prices are stabilizing after a decline last year, indicating buyers have adapted to a surge in interest rates.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban’s government is seeking to extend emergency rule by six months, citing the war in neighboring Ukraine.

The UK government has sought to distance itself from the Confederation of British Industry following allegations of sexual harassment, drug use and rape among the business group’s staff.

Citigroup Inc. has appointed Selim Elgen to head the bank’s global wealth business in the Middle East and Africa.

Growing expectations for a dovish pivot at the Federal Reserve are boosting bonds across Asia — and nowhere more so than in Indonesia.

Thailand, Vietnam, India and Cambodia have emerged as early winners this year as semiconductor production begins to move away from traditional centers such as Taiwan and China.

A post-pandemic labor crisis, plus demands from young employees for a better work-life balance, is forcing bosses to improvise.

Venture capital money to US startups has fallen for 13 consecutive quarters.