The Philippine Supreme Court has declared as unconstitutional an agreement between flag carrier Philippine Airlines Inc. and an employees’ union that set a lower retirement age for female cabin attendants.
Opposition to €938 million financing deal could ‘kill’ the property group Adler lawyer tells court
Czechoslovakia’s defense industry collapsed when the Cold War ended. Now companies are reviving plants that once supplied the Warsaw Pact.
For the first time in years, the euro is poised to offer better returns than its Nordic counterparts.
As Britain battles rip-roaring inflation, fueled by a shortage of staff, one cohort of workers is notably missing in action from the labor force.
Allegations of six-figure bribes, shady middlemen and fabricated evidence featured in the $11 billion UK trial ending this week that could cost Nigeria a third of its foreign reserves.
The Bank of England plans to cut spending on climate change work and redirect the money to core functions because of rising pressures on its costs.
If it’s grown, drilled or dug up, chances are there’s not enough of it in China.
Li Hongzhong has built a reputation as the Chinese official most eager to heap praise on leader Xi Jinping. Now he has a new distinction: the only nominee to receive a “no” vote this year for a leadership role in the country’s legislature.
Hong Kong, which is aiming to curb reliance on coal, agreed to import a first-ever shipment of liquefied natural gas as a drop in prices revives interest in the fuel.
