The turmoil in Vietnam’s property sector continues, with creditors embroiled in a dispute with developer Novaland Investment Group Corp. after it failed to pay interest on a $300 million bond.
European Central Bank Governing Council member Gediminas Simkus said officials should begin discussing whether to make changes to their pandemic bond-buying program.
The European Union’s top trade negotiator blasted Beijing’s failure to condemn Russia’s war in Ukraine, making it clear the bloc won’t separate economics from key political issues.
Thames Water Ltd. was slapped with a penalty of over £100 million ($122 million) by regulator Ofwat, just as the beleaguered UK utility needs billions of pounds to repair its aging, leaky networks.
The United Arab Emirates is weighing plans for a visa system that would simplify travel for residents to neighboring Gulf nations, including Saudi Arabia.
Shares in Drax Group Plc are under pressure after several investors disclosed they were betting against the UK energy company.
Airbus SE named Chief Commercial Officer Christian Scherer as head of its namesake civil aircraft division, returning to a dual Franco-German power structure that it abandoned for several years while Chief Executive Officer Guillaume Faury held both posts.
The competition for skilled remote workers—not just tourists—intensifies as more destinations throw their hat in the ring.
The greenback is once more proving it’s the only haven that matters.
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