Hindustan Zinc Ltd.’s plan to dole out $1.3 billion in dividends, a fourth such disbursement to shareholders this financial year, is raising concerns over the use of cash at Anil Agarwal’s zinc unit.
Financial returns earned by luxury watch owners based in Switzerland and Japan are the highest compared to collectors in other parts of the world, according to data from trading platform Chrono24.
Beijing warned vulnerable residents to stay indoors Wednesday, as a sandstorm — the third this month — combined with regular industrial pollution to create a thick, unbreathable haze over the city, the worst in two years.
Bitcoin is hurtling toward a quarterly gain bigger than any since the start of 2021, the year when it went on to hit a record high.
The owner of Australia’s second-busiest toll road has kicked off the sale of a majority stake in what could be one of the country’s biggest deals this year.
China’s securities regulator is scrutinizing a unit of conglomerate Dalian Wanda Group Co. about $4.4 billion in payments it might have to make if a mainland mall business doesn’t go public in Hong Kong this year.
Hong Kong’s overnight cost of borrowing fell on Wednesday, easing a cash crunch.
More than a third of US military veterans under age 65 have concerns about their ability to pay medical bills, whether they get their coverage from private or government programs, according to a survey.
TikTok Chief Executive Officer Shou Chew plans to tell Congress his app does more to protect young users than rival social media and that Beijing has no authority over its data, invoking familiar arguments to head off a US ban or forced sale.
Japan is set to allocate more than 2 trillion yen ($15.1 billion) in additional aid to ease the impact from high inflation ahead of local elections next month.
