An Oxford-educated economist won Sunday’s presidential runoff in Montenegro according to an official vote count, after he rallied voters fed up with more than three decades of political dominance by incumbent Milo Djukanovic.
Pakistan’s and Sri Lanka’s decades-high borrowing costs will be on spotlight Tuesday as elevated inflation persists and debt troubles linger.
Toss Bank is considering raising funds from private investors in a fresh round that might boost the South Korean digital lender’s valuation to as much as $3 billion, according to people familiar with the matter.
An Adani Group joint venture with EdgeConneX is in talks with about half a dozen banks for a loan of about $220 million, which would be the conglomerate’s first offshore borrowing since it was targeted by shortseller Hindenburg Research.
Hong Kong’s labor market has seen its sharpest drop on record, underscoring the city’s challenges with an aging population and outflow of talent.
Japan will consider setting aside 15 trillion yen ($113 billion) in public and private-sector funds over the next 15 years to create hydrogen and ammonia supply chain to help clean up its energy sector.
Five days after he became the first former US president to be indicted, Donald Trump will surrender to law enforcement officers in lower Manhattan to be booked, hear the charges against him and enter his plea: Not guilty.
Amsterdam’s Schiphol airport has a lot to boast about —— the best direct flight connectivity across Europe, a terminal layout that’s easy to navigate, and an underground railway station that links it to major cities across Europe. Now a proposal for a capacity cap to minimize noise stands to dim the allure of one of Europe’s prime hubs.
Soaring technology stocks run the risk of rallying too far, according to the manager of an outperforming equity fund that’s betting on stable international firms with strong profit growth.
The Swedish krona’s unrelenting weakness has alerted traders to the risk that the central bank could intervene directly in currency markets for the first time in more than two decades.
