Credit Suisse Pays Double to Lure Investors to Its Bond Offering
Credit Suisse Group AG is offering investors a hefty incentive to buy its new euro bonds just days after announcing a bigger-than-expected quarterly loss.
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Lapo Elkann Clinches Debt Deal to Save His Own Fashion Brand
Lapo Elkann, one of the heirs of the billionaire Agnelli family, reached a deal to restructure the debt of his own fashion company Italia Independent Group SpA.
Irish Trade With Britain, Northern Ireland Booming Despite Brexit
Trade between Ireland and the UK continued to expand in 2022, despite outstanding issues over trading arrangements for Northern Ireland following Brexit.
Imran Khan’s Party to Court Arrest in Push For Early Elections
Pakistan’s former Prime Minister Imran Khan said his party will court arrest to protest the government’s refusal to hold early elections and fight the tough measures being put in place to unlock a crucial loan from the International Monetary Fund.
Worker Burnout Is Even Worse Than at the Peak of the Pandemic
Economic unrest, layoff fears and more stringent return-to-office policies are unsettling white-collar employees globally.
Big Pork Producers Just Can’t Quit Gestation Crates
Industry groups say cost and complexity make change difficult, despite pressure from billionaires, customers and ballot measures to stop confining pregnant pigs
Turkey Has Right to Decide on Finland, Sweden Bids, NATO Says
Turkey has the right to decide how it wants to ratify Finland and Sweden’s NATO memberships, the alliance’s Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said, even as he urged Ankara to give the green light to both Nordic countries.
Locals Rush Into South African Bonds as Foreigners Dump Them
Foreigners are rushing out of South Africa’s rand bonds, while locals can’t get enough.
Britain’s Easing Inflation Puts End of BOE Rate Hikes In Sight
Britain has turned the corner on the worst bout of inflation since 1981, raising the prospect that the Bank of England may soon complete its unprecedented interest-rate hiking cycle.
Nicola Sturgeon Resigns as Scotland’s First Minister
Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon resigned after more than eight years as head of the country’s government and independence movement in a surprise move that will reverberate across UK politics.
