China’s ruling Communist Party has unveiled its biggest revamp in years, highlighting President Xi Jinping’s drive to tighten his grip over the organization that dominates politics in the world’s No. 2 economy.
Jim O’Neill, the former Conservative minister and Goldman Sachs chief economist, said the UK government’s fiscal rules are holding back vital investments needed to boost growth.
The leaders of South Korea and Japan pledged at a rare summit in Tokyo their readiness to end a long-simmering dispute that had hurt security and trade tries, and work with their mutual US ally to counter threats from the likes of North Korea.
Senator Elizabeth Warren blasted Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell for “an astonishing list of failures” that contributed to the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank in a letter to the Fed chief Wednesday.
French President Emmanuel Macron faces a dilemma on Thursday: Bet on the support of conservative lawmakers to pass his pension reform or avoid the risk of it being rejected by using a controversial provision to bypass parliament.
Stocks in India rebounded from the brink of a technical correction amid choppy trading as investors assessed the impact to local markets from the crisis at Credit Suisse Group AG.
UK food-delivery service Deliveroo Plc reported that annual sales rose 14% last year when inflation and economic headwinds hit customers.
A new Sotheby’s report peeks under the hood of high-end auction houses, and reveals just how critical the super-rich are to company bottom lines.
The Internal Revenue Service should focus new audits solely on large corporations and households earning more than $400,000 annually, Senator Elizabeth Warren and 24 other Democrats told the agency.
Indonesia left its benchmark interest rate unchanged for a second straight month and signaled a longer pause, as it weighs other tools to insulate the economy from the turbulence in the global banking system.
