US tech giants, grappling with a post-pandemic slowdown, have already laid off tens of thousands of workers. Now they’re dumping millions of square feet of office space, pushing vacancies in city centers to record highs and ratcheting up pressure on the commercial real estate industry.
Telkom SA SOC has kicked off the sale of a stake in its fiber business, as it seeks to unlock value for shareholders and boost profit.
In this episode of Getting Warmer, Kal Penn explains how we can renovate everything from electrical grids to air travel and even homes to be more sustainable.
(Bloomberg) — Former Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti said past failings of the European Central Bank mean it now can’t allow itself to appear weak in fighting inflation.
A key gauge of US inflation rose last month by less than expected and consumer spending stabilized, suggesting the Federal Reserve may be close to ending its most aggressive cycle of interest-rate hikes in decades.
Hungary is poised to miss a self-imposed Friday deadline to overhaul its judiciary as required by the European Union, further delaying the flow of €28 billion ($31 billion) of EU funds.
The criminal case against Donald Trump is providing a lift to the blank-check firm taking his media company public, as well as other stocks tied to the former president, as traders bet the news will drive traffic to conservative outlets.
Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg wrote three Republican House members Friday regarding the indictment of former President Donald Trump after the trio questioned the handling of the case.
Barrick Gold Corp. is set to restart operations at one of its biggest gold mines after inking a deal with Papua New Guinea’s government over its shuttered mine in the southwest Pacific island nation.
Normal service resumed for the FTSE 100 Index in the first quarter of 2023 as the British gauge of blue-chip stocks underperformed the rest of Europe.
