HSBC Holdings Plc is looking for a new global headquarters that are around half the size of its current space in Canary Wharf, a stark illustration of how pandemic-driven changes to working practices are reshaping London’s office landscape.
Bank of Japan Governor nominee Kazuo Ueda said underlying inflation needs to show a major shift to change the course of monetary policy, a comment that suggests he won’t be seeking immediate change if he is approved to helm the central bank.
Nigerian presidential hopeful Peter Obi won in Lagos state, beating the ruling party’s candidate Bola Tinubu in the West African nation’s presidential election, the Cable reported, without citing anyone.
Air India Ltd. expects to induct six Airbus SE A350 jetliners starting from the end of this year following the carrier’s giant aircraft purchase that was the biggest in the history of civil aviation.
Euro-area economic confidence unexpectedly slowed this month, defying hopes for a continued rebound on year after Russia invaded Ukraine.
A cohort of Wall Street’s emerging-market bulls is growing wary of calling a new dawn for riskier assets, opting for a more cautious approach to developing-nation currencies.
A growing pile of copper and cobalt worth about $1.5 billion is stranded in the Democratic Republic of Congo, caught up in a standoff over the future of one of the world’s biggest battery-metal mines.
Americans are saving half a billion dollars per month on home internet costs thanks to a federal benefit passed as part of the bipartisan infrastructure bill, Vice President Kamala Harris will announce Monday in South Carolina.
Rishi Sunak and Ursula von der Leyen will meet in the UK in the early afternoon on Monday for final talks ahead of an expected announcement of a post-Brexit settlement for Northern Ireland.
SpaceX and NASA scrubbed a rocket launch shortly before liftoff early Monday, postponing a mission to send US astronauts and a Russian cosmonaut to the International Space Station.
