After a month of wrangling, the European Union is set to finally agree on landmark rules that will require new cars to have zero emissions after 2035, marking an effective end to the era of combustion cars.
Israeli markets rose on signs that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is considering delaying his plans to give the government more control over the judiciary. The proposals have sparked chaos across the country.
Malaysian construction firm Gamuda Bhd. has bought Deutsche Bank AG’s soon-to-be-vacated London office for £257 million ($315 million) in one of the City’s biggest property deals this year.
Iraqi federal government and Kurdish officials failed to agree on the resumption of around 400,000 barrels a day of oil exports from a Turkish port, according to people familiar with the matter.
Indian lenders must hear their borrowers’ version before tagging any loan account as fraudulent, the country’s top court ruled, blunting banks’ powers to make quick recoveries.
To meet increasing spending needs, households can generally do two things – cut spending or raise income. A large share of Americans are doing the latter, according to a new survey.
Global central banks from the US to the euro zone should jointly commit to avoid further interest-rate hikes until market stability has been assured, UniCredit economist Erik Nielsen wrote on Sunday.
Teslas are becoming an increasingly common sight on Sydney’ streets as EVs finally make to start inroads in Australia.
Nickel on the London Metal Exchange resumed Asian-hours trading on Monday, marking a crucial step in efforts to repair the market after last year’s unprecedented turmoil.
BioNTech SE’s Covid-19 vaccine sales are set to fall by more than two-thirds this year as demand wanes for its only marketed product.
