Consumer giants such as Unilever and Nestle are walking away from less profitable product lines to make their supply chains more efficient overall, even if it means taking a hit to sales.
Twitter Inc. was the only major tech platform that didn’t send a complete report to the European Union detailing how it was tackling disinformation, a move that risks angering regulators.
Advanced Info Service Pcl, Thailand’s biggest telecommunications group, is considering options for its tower business including a stake sale, according to people familiar with the matter.
Ivanhoe Mines Ltd. founder Robert Friedland said he may bring in a minority partner to help develop Congolese copper assets that are key to the green energy transition.
China is looking for shipments of liquefied natural gas into next summer, a move which could tighten global supply and steal shipments away from Europe.
Adani Group is offering shipments of coal at a discount, according to people with knowledge of the matter, a sign the embattled conglomerate may be seeking to sell cargoes quickly as its liquidity position comes under increased scrutiny.
The Riksbank raised borrowing costs by half a percentage point, pledged to start bond sales and declared it wants a stronger krona, as its new governor set out his inflation-fighting credentials.
Magnus Andersson, Morgan Stanley’s Asia Pacific co-head of equity capital markets, is retiring after more than 15 years at the firm.
Global investment banks including JPMorgan Chase & Co. and UBS Group AG are renewing efforts to gauge investor interest in Chinese developer bond sales, in hopes of revitalizing a key business following a yearlong deal drought.
Volvo Car AB said it won’t follow Tesla Inc. and Ford Motor Co. in lowering prices for its electric vehicles anytime soon.
