Spain’s conservative leader Alberto Nunez Feijoo sought to portray himself as a defender of democracy and the rule of law as he began an improbable bid for the premiership following July’s inconclusive election.
Investors that missed out on this year’s dizzying rally in Nvidia Corp. have an attractive entry point this month.
Israel’s tourism minister was in Saudi Arabia on Tuesday for a UN-sponsored conference, marking the highest-level visit by an Israeli official to the kingdom and another sign of possible normalization between the two countries.
The US Supreme Court left in force a ruling that requires Alabama to have a second congressional district with a near-majority of Black voters, rejecting the state’s latest bid to reinstate a Republican-drawn map.
Cainiao Smart Logistics Network Ltd., the logistics arm of Alibaba Group Holding Ltd., has filed for its Hong Kong initial public offering, potentially making it among the first of the Chinese ecommerce leader’s units to go public.
One automaker is looming larger than any other in the investigation of electric vehicles flowing into the European Union from China: Tesla Inc.
JPMorgan Chase & Co.’s UK digital lender is blocking customers from making crypto payments, citing an increase in frauds and scams.
Senate Republican and Democrat negotiators are nearing a deal on a short term spending measure intended to keep the government open after Oct. 1, according to people familiar with the talks.
London Gatwick Airport will temporarily limit capacity to 800 daily flights after a rising number of sick leaves at the traffic-control unit disrupted operations,
Singapore’s central bank released a proposal on the issuance of novel carbon credits tied to the phase out of coal-fired power plants, a move to ramp up financing for energy transition projects in Asia.
