Travelers trying to leave the UK by ferry faced delays at the country’s busiest port on Sunday, as a weekend of travel chaos threatened to spill into Easter week and prompted a renewed debate about the impact of Brexit.
Swiss inflation eased by more than expected last month — a move that still may not be enough to stop the central bank from raising interest rates again in June.
The US, South Korea and Japan started joint naval drills off the Korean Peninsula in a move certain to anger North Korea, which fired its first missile over Japan in five years after similar exercises were held in 2022.
Asking prices for homes in Ireland fell for a third consecutive quarter, according to a report, adding to signs of a slowdown in the country’s property market.
Former Prime Minister Boyko Borissov won Bulgaria’s fifth election in two years, but his failure to secure a majority threatens to extend a political stalemate undermining European Union unity over Russia’s war in Ukraine.
Australian companies are increasingly offering four-day working weeks in a bid to attract employees and undercut rivals in an environment of acute labor shortages.
UniCredit SpA has appointed Patrik Zeigherman as head of advisory and capital markets for Germany, according to an internal memo seen by Bloomberg News.
Hedge funds were once again caught off guard by Japan’s volatile yen, as the currency sank after traders turned less bearish.
Theater operator Cineworld Group Plc plans to raise $2.26 billion in a restructuring plan to slash debt and exit bankruptcy.
Tax cuts, price caps, tougher scrutiny. Europe’s battle with the worst cost-of-living crisis in a generation is far from over, and food is the latest focal point.
