Singapore is catching up with Hong Kong’s rental market as the city’s prices are expected to soar on limited supply, while Hong Kong grapples with dwindling appetite from population outflows.
Top metals producers are on the hunt for more deals to expand and overcome industry challenges.
Walt Disney Co. scheduled its next annual shareholder meeting for April 3, giving the company almost two months to convince investors that it is on track and doesn’t need activist investor Nelson Peltz on its board.
Knock at the Cabin, an apocalyptic horror film from director M. Night Shyamalan, was the weekend’s highest-grossing movie in US and Canadian theaters, knocking out Walt Disney Co.’s Avatar: The Way of Water, which held that spot for seven weeks in a row.
A failure to take online shopping seriously harmed the retailer — then product missteps and misguided financial maneuvers hastened its decline.
India’s central bank is poised to deliver its final interest-rate increase in the current tightening cycle, amid signs of cooling inflation and weakening growth.
(Bloomberg) — The Bank of England and the UK Treasury stepped up work on creating a digital currency to sit alongside physical banknotes and sought to allay concerns that the work could threaten the stability of banks.
Coupang Inc., the South Korean e-commerce pioneer that has lost billions of dollars since its founding, is rolling out an army of robots at fulfillment centers in a bid to reach profitability.
Sam Bankman-Fried has settled a dispute with federal prosecutors over his use of encrypted messaging apps and communications with former FTX employees while he is out on bail.
Global bonds continued to tumble, as a string of policymakers told investors they should expect further rate hikes, pushing back on speculation central banks were nearing an end to their tightening cycles.
