Bloomberg Business

New data show exports in the strategic industry jumped more than 20% last year, as long-term projects boost Russian influence.

Ghana’s currency surged as much as 3.1% against the dollar after the government said that it had received support from more than 80% of bondholders to restructure its local-currency debt.

The economy lost nearly 2.5 million working days to strikes last year as Britain suffered its most severe industrial action since Margaret Thatcher was in power.

Gautam Adani’s flagship firm swung to a profit and pledged to lower leverage as the Indian billionaire tries to win back investor confidence after a bruising report from a short seller wiped out more than $120 billion of his empire’s market value.

A spat over defining “green hydrogen” may jeopardize a flagship project to pump hydrogen from Barcelona to Marseille and then onto Berlin via pipeline.

UniCredit SpA is considering strategic options for its payment arm including potential joint ventures to boost services and increase the division’s revenue, according to people with knowledge of the matter.

Kazuo Ueda’s nomination for the Bank of Japan governorship has renewed the focus on market expectations for tighter monetary policy this year.

Oil supplies will pose a bigger issue than demand for global markets in 2024 as some countries struggle with production and investment, the United Arab Emirates energy minister said.

Billionaire Pham Nhat Vuong has no plans as yet to personally invest any more money in VinFast, the carmaker’s chief executive officer said, even as the Vietnamese electric vehicle firm falls behind on factory construction plans in the US and cuts staff.

Samsung Electronics Co. will borrow close to $16 billion from its display-making subsidiary to help it sustain a blistering pace of investment.