Trafigura Group, one of the world’s biggest metals traders, was among the companies that received bags of stones from a London Metal Exchange warehouse instead of the nickel briquettes they had paid for.
India’s economy is resilient, and better positioned than many parts of the world to face a global growth slowdown or even a recession, the country’s central bank said.
From “climate neutral certified” beer to “climate friendly” beef jerky, a report from the Changing Markets Foundation pinpoints examples of dubious climate claims.
US sales of previously owned homes rose in February by the most since mid-2020, snapping a record year-long slide tied to rising interest rates and affordability constraints.
Both inflation and underlying price pressures eased broadly in line with forecasts, bolstering the Bank of Canada’s case for holding interest rates steady despite healthy job gains.
Turkey is stepping up plans for a capital injection into state lenders to $5.5 billion in a bid to encourage lending ahead of elections in May. Bank stocks gained.
The failure of the startup community’s lender has left venture investors and founders wondering how well they understood the longtime CEO.
Liberty Global Plc has bid about 929 million euros ($1 billion) to win full control of Belgian carrier Telenet Group Holding NV.
Alphabet Inc.’s Google is granting the public access to its ChatGPT competitor, the conversational AI service it calls Bard.
Joe Hinrichs had never worked for a railroad when he was named chief executive officer of CSX Corp., but the company is counting on his outsider perspective as the insular industry is beset by challenges.
