Millions of people displaced by Turkey’s worst earthquakes in a century have moved in search of shelter, compounding a housing crisis that’s already seen rents surge on soaring inflation.
Tesla Inc. will set up its global engineering headquarters in California in a sign of renewed cooperation between the electric-vehicle company and the EV-friendly state that Elon Musk scorned the last several years.
Morocco is returning to the international debt markets for the first time since losing its investment-grade rating two years ago.
A decade ago, a UK startup’s plan to build a $4 billion mine more than a mile under the North Sea caught the nation’s imagination. It became a retail shareholder sensation and promised riches for many landowners. But when the company failed to raise the last piece of financing, it all came crashing down.
Rolls-Royce Holdings Plc surged the most in more than two years after new Chief Executive Officer Tufan Erginbilgic embarked on a strategic review, saying the UK engineering firm has underperformed financially for years.
London’s Heathrow Airport is seeking higher passenger charges to meet rising costs and let it expand services as airlines ramp up operations in the post-pandemic era, Chief Executive Officer John Holland-Kaye said.
Europe’s largest carmaker is taking a closer look at India — again.
The fundamentals for commercial real estate have never been better at this stage of a downturn, according to Brookfield Asset Management Chief Executive Officer Bruce Flatt.
A Chinese city with a population of 7.7 million drew public attention Thursday for almost losing its bus services because of a lack of funds, highlighting the financial strain local governments are under after years of spending on Covid controls.
A shipping hedge fund founded by a one-time ally of oil tanker billionaire John Fredriksen says the industry is set for another boom year because of the reopening of China’s economy and a lack of fleet expansion.
