Bloomberg Business

One of Germany’s longest-running family feuds has finally been put to rest.

New Zealand house prices extended their decline in January amid expectations the central bank will keep aggressively raising interest rates to quell inflation and drive the economy into a recession.

Boeing draws curtain on the jumbo-jet era with final 747 delivery.

Beijing is closely watching Russia’s war in Ukraine and learning lessons that may influence future decisions, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said, stressing warnings about China’s behavior including its threats toward Taiwan.

KPMG expects to increase its audit fees this year as the accounting firm looks to offset higher costs from regulatory requirements and operating expenses.

UK mortgage approvals fell to their lowest level in 2 1/2 years as higher borrowing costs took their toll on the property market.

Pakistan’s worst suicide bombing in over four years tore through a mosque in a high-security compound in the northwestern city of Peshawar killing at least 92 people and leaving dozens wounded, hospital and rescue workers said.

UBS Group AG reported fourth-quarter profit that beat expectations and announced plans to repurchase more than $5 billion of shares this year, as rising interest rates helped offset a slump in trading revenue and wealth-management fees.

Hungary has replaced Bulgaria as the European Union member state perceived to be the most corrupt, according to Transparency International.