Japan starts 2023 with the world’s most powerful passport, allowing visa-free entry to 193 global destinations, according to the latest Henley Passport Index, which the country tops for the fifth consecutive year.
A sharp two-day gain in shares of Exact Sciences Corp. has made them the top holding of Cathie Wood’s flagship fund even as it has been paring its stake in the Cologuard producer.
Even as layoffs ripple through the industry, tech companies dominate the list.
The European Union is skeptical that the US will make any meaningful changes to the $370 billion green investment plan that the bloc says unfairly subsidizes American companies.
Turkish clothing manufacturers have asked the government for a special exchange rate they say is needed for them to remain competitive and avoid job cuts ahead of general elections this summer.
Europe is still awash with liquefied natural gas despite a crash in benchmark prices as demand in Asia remains lackluster.
Shortages of raw materials from lithium to copper are hampering a multi-billion dollar bid to circumvent China’s hold on the supply chain.
(Bloomberg) — China’s population likely started shrinking last year for the first time in decades, experts say, a significant milestone that will have long-term repercussions for the economy.
(Bloomberg) — The faithful once again gathered early Tuesday outside the 3,600 square-foot house with the Disney-themed bedrooms near Orlando, where former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro had sought refuge from a re-election defeat.
The energy crisis isn’t just getting expensive for households and businesses in Japan. Surging electricity bills are also weighing on the keepers of the nation’s samurai swords, ancient scrolls and other art treasures.
