The upstart Farmer-Citizen Movement is set to become the biggest party in the Dutch upper house, in a stinging defeat for Prime Minister Mark Rutte and coalition parties whose environmental policies are drawing stiff opposition from the agricultural industry.
The World Bank is evaluating a plan that would boost lending by $50 billion over the next decade through changes to its rules, aiming to present it at the lender’s Spring Meetings next month, people familiar with the matter said.
Air pollution from gas home furnaces and water heaters is at the heart of the latest fight over fossil fuels.
South Korean financial regulators are likely to extend market stabilization measures they have taken since October to counter growing threats including a slump in real estate and the offshore crises of Silicon Valley Bank and Credit Suisse Group AG.
US Securities and Exchange Commission Chair Gary Gensler suggested once again that so-called proof-of-stake tokens, which represent many major cryptocurrencies, should be regulated as securities.
Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt put economic growth at the heart of his first full UK budget, with a general election less than two years away and support for the Conservative Party lagging among voters.
Markets are threatening to deprive Ulrich Koerner of what he says he needs most to execute his major overhaul of Credit Suisse Group AG: Time.
A Canadian court ordered the restructuring of Silicon Valley Bank’s branch in the country, appointing a firm to oversee the shift of assets to a new bridge bank set up by US regulators.
The venture capitalist told Bloomberg Television that the pain for the tech industry isn’t over yet.
The Treasury Department is actively reviewing the US financial sector’s exposure to Credit Suisse Group AG after the bank’s stock saw its biggest one-day drop on record, according to people familiar with the matter.
