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France’s troubled nuclear industry is supposed to be in revival, but the discovery of further defects at some reactors this week is stoking fears that the year ahead could be just as difficult as the last.

The worst rail accident in Greece’s history is starting to hurt Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis as he gears up for a general election this year.

Volkswagen AG’s Oliver Blume summoned top managers to a hip Berlin hangout in late January to strategize on how Lamborghini, Bentley, Skoda and Seat would pitch an initial public offering to investors.

As you relax this weekend and fritter away the monthly paycheck, take a moment to consider the vagaries of the labor market, which has been whipsawing stocks and bonds and making bankers nervous. The latest US employment data did little to calm nerves about the Fed’s peak rate. Tech companies and banks continue to cull workforces. Cities across the globe are grappling with new work patterns. And the finance industry is in ferment after the spectacular failure of Silicon Valley Bank. Here’s a g

Brevan Howard Asset Management is taking over a long-short hedge fund run by Dragonfly Capital, a crypto investment firm, in the latest sign of its push into digital assets.

Silicon Valley Bank’s joint venture in China said its operations have been independent and stable, seeking to calm local clients amid its US parent’s collapse.

The global palm oil market is expected to tighten this year as floods and older trees constrain production in the world’s second-biggest supplier, according to a major Malaysian growers group.

Stablecoin giant Circle Internet Financial Ltd said $3.3 billion of its about $40 billion of USD Coin reserves remain at Silicon Valley Bank, which collapsed in one of the largest bank failures in US history on Friday.