Europe’s initial anger at President Joe Biden’s massive green subsidy plan has waned in light of assessments that rank EU incentives to boost clean technology as equal to or surpassing some of the benefits offered in the US law.
Britain’s supermarkets are hoping common courtesy can help them avoid free-for-alls in the fresh fruit and vegetable aisles.
Thailand’s major political parties are ramping up their policy promises to cement a foothold in regional bastions ahead of a general election in May.
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese called on the country’s big banks to boost deposit rates for savers amid concerns rate hikes are only being passed on in full for borrowers.
Australia’s energy minister has ruled out a ban on new coal mines as part of the country’s overhaul of climate policy.
South Korean financial authorities are reviewing measures to allow insurers, brokerages and other non-bank financial players to enter the banking business, Yonhap News reported Sunday, citing people it didn’t name.
Macau said it’s easing its masking policy, citing a “stable” Covid-19 situation in the territory.
South Korea’s Doosan Robotics Co. is seeking to list its shares within this year amid a boom in robotics-related stocks, Yonhap Infomax reported Sunday, citing investment banking sources it did not name.
China’s upcoming National People’s Congress is spurring a preference for onshore stocks over their Hong Kong peers as investors expect the former to benefit more from potential pro-growth measures from the political gathering.
