Malaysia’s jailed former Prime Minister Najib Razak returned to court Thursday to request that his 1MDB-linked case be reviewed, in his latest attempt to overturn his 12-year prison sentence.
President Joe Biden’s administration will launch an effort to more accurately count the nation’s natural resources in official economic statistics, saying the data are needed to give a true picture of US output.
Boohoo Group Plc forecast a double-digit decline in revenue as inflation-squeezed consumers cut back on buying clothes online and return to stores that were shut during Covid lockdowns.
Former New Zealand prime minister Helen Clark has lauded Jacinda Ardern as an “extraordinary” leader who faced unprecedented attacks during her time in office.
China is gearing up for the start of a new trading link with Hong Kong, giving global investors access to onshore interest rate derivatives to further open up its capital market.
Goldman Sachs Group Inc.’s international head says that the bank’s recent job cuts have resized its footprint for the current economic environment and it will continue to hire at all levels of the firm.
European Central Bank Governing Council member Klaas Knot said there’ll still be more than one half-point increase in interest rates, with the inflation situation remaining unsatisfactory.
HSBC Holdings Plc is splurging out HK$500 ($64) to each staffer in Hong Kong in the traditional red packets to mark the Lunar New Year.
India has proposed more than 40 amendments to its insolvency law, which could impact how recoveries are shared among creditors, decriminalize business failures, allow empires to be broken up, and give the government special powers in cases of public interest.
Kazakhstan’s financial regulator was scrutinizing trades carried out by firms that include those run by billionaire Timur Turlov as part of a probe into possible manipulation of bond prices.
