(Bloomberg) — French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said the European Union must stick to a plan to ban new combustion-engine cars by 2035, pushing back against threats from Germany and Italy to block the change.
Singapore’s central bank said it is “closely monitoring” the domestic financial system and international developments, after the failure of Silicon Valley Bank in the US sparked heightened anxiety about potential ripple effects globally.
Porsche AG expects returns at roughly last year’s record level on the back of attractive models and high prices, provided an already challenging economic backdrop doesn’t get much worse.
The villagers of Muslim-majority Kfar Kama had looked forward to the UN ceremony honoring the world’s best rural tourism destinations, but they never received their visas.
German airline passengers faced disruption on Monday, with scores of flights canceled at Berlin airport as ground staff went on strike over pay.
The European Union may not get a chip plant from Taiwanese companies if it continues to refuse to engage Taipei in trade talks, the government-backed Central News Agency said in an editorial column on Monday.
Zealand Pharma A/S, a Danish drug developer, said it expects to recover all of its deposits held at the now-closed Silicon Valley Bank.
As the world assesses the fallout from Silicon Valley Bank’s implosion, investors are casting a wary eye at SoftBank Group Corp. — by many measures, the startup arena’s biggest backer and advocate.
New Premier Li Qiang called for China and the US to cooperate better, potentially opening the door for the nations to find a way past their recent tensions.
Taiwan is seeking information from China about a soldier who went missing from an island outpost and turned up on the mainland, in a case that Taipei acknowledged could be a possible defection.
