A month after being dismissed on live television as chief executive officer of Portuguese airline TAP SA, Christine Ourmieres-Widener remains at the helm of the state-owned carrier, without any guidance from the government on how to run the company.
Argentina must compensate investors for losses in the country’s growth-linked securities after the South American nation changed the method of calculating gross domestic product, a London court ruled. The notes surged to a four-year high.
Fulham Shore Plc’s stock soared Wednesday in London after the owner of the Franco Manca pizzeria chain received a takeover offer amid the company’s struggles in a hybrid-working world post Covid.
(Bloomberg) — Mexico’s headline inflation slowed more than expected in March, potentially moving the central bank closer to ending a tightening cycle that has added 725 basis points to the country’s interest rate.
US companies added fewer jobs in March than forecast while wage growth slowed, underscoring labor demand that’s showing some signs of cooling.
Dubai is tightening scrutiny of crypto license seekers in the wake of last year’s bankruptcy of digital-asset exchange FTX, requesting additional information from applicants like Binance, people familiar with the matter said.
French President Emmanuel Macron said China can play a “major role” in Ukraine while adding that he opposes moves to decouple from the world’s second-biggest economy, as he pushes Europe to take a more moderate stance toward Beijing than the US is demanding.
Colm Kelleher was ready when a crisis of confidence that started in US regional banking spread to Switzerland.
Iberdrola SA rose after agreeing to sell most of its Mexican assets in a deal that ends years of tensions with the government and curbs the Spanish utility’s profit.
Toronto home prices rose for a second month as buyers coming out for the traditional spring selling season were met with a smaller number of newly listed properties.
