Galois Capital, a crypto investment firm known for betting against the Luna token before its implosion last year, is closing its flagship fund after it was hit by the collapse of cryptocurrency exchange FTX.
Darktrace Plc, the British cybersecurity company that’s been the target of short-seller reports, said it’s hired accounting firm EY to review “key financial processes.”
Taiwan’s export orders declined less than forecast last month as the post-Covid reopening of Chinese factories sparked a rebound in demand for smartphones.
The US and China came to Germany last weekend looking to patch up a new rift opened by the uproar over a Chinese balloon. But a meeting between their top diplomats showed how difficult it will be to compromise.
North Korea set off a fresh cycle of provocations by firing three missiles in two days, issuing threats to the US over its joint military drills and parading in Pyongyang its newest rockets designed to deliver nuclear warheads to the American mainland.
Stock investors that have turned too optimistic about the economic outlook are setting up for disappointment, according to JPMorgan Chase & Co. strategists.
Sweden’s underlying inflation continued its ascent in January, adding pressure on the country’s central bank to raise borrowing costs despite the gloomiest economic outlook of all European Union nations.
Tat Hong Holdings Ltd., the largest crane-owning company in Asia Pacific, is considering selling its Australian business, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
The LGBTQ community in Europe and central Asia has faced increasingly violent and deadly planned attacks in 2022, according to a flagship report.
Dida Inc. is considering raising about $200 million through its planned Hong Kong initial public offering, people familiar with the matter said, paving the way for the first listing by a Chinese ride-hailing startup since Didi Global Inc.’s ill-fated share sale in 2021.
