The European Central Bank unveiled a first set of climate-related statistical indicators to better monitor the impact of global warming on the financial sector and to track developments in sustainable and green finance.
The head of Live Nation Entertainment Inc. will tell Congress on Tuesday that the concert promoter learned “valuable lessons” from the debacle that forced its Ticketmaster unit to cancel public sales for a Taylor Swift tour when its site crashed amid massive demand.
Vodafone Group Plc sold the headquarters it’s held for decades in Newbury, England, and will rent just over half of the site’s premises back as it downsizes and cuts costs.
The strong start to the year for European stocks isn’t done yet, according to Bernstein strategists.
Apple Inc. is looking to boost production in India to about a quarter of its global total, one of the country’s top government officials said, as the US tech giant seeks to diversify from its main manufacturing hub in China.
India’s highest court will hear arguments on whether to legalize same-sex marriage on March 13, a landmark for the country of 1.4 billion people and for the global movement for LGBTQ rights. A ruling that finds gay marriages are allowed under India’s constitution would run counter to the socially conservative sentiment of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Hindu-nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party, as well as wide swaths of the country’s Muslim community. But younger Indians tend to be more accepting
Women’s health care in the UK is worsening and has sank to a level on par with Kazakhstan, a new survey shows.
Two property developers won a bid to have a British judge recuse themselves from hearing their case against HSBC Holdings Plc, after arguing that a loan from the bank to a hot yoga studio owned by the judge raises the “perception of possible bias.”
Hamza Lemssouguer and Sofiane Gharred, two of the most closely-followed credit traders in Europe, guided their hedge funds to gains in 2022 after recovering from double-digit declines earlier in the year.
Some UK homes are requested to curb power demand on Tuesday evening as the nation’s grid struggles for a second day to plug the gap left by a drop in wind generation.
