Russia’s ban on diesel shipments overseas probably won’t last for long as a combination of peaking demand from agriculture and a lack of space to stash the fuel create an impetus to resume exports.
Britain’s private sector companies shed workers at the fastest pace since the pandemic and the depths of the financial crisis, underscoring the Bank of England’s decision to halt interest rate increases for the first time in almost two years.
German house prices dropped by 9.9% from a year ago in the second quarter — the steepest decline since the time series began in 2000.
Genstar Capital Chairman Jean-Pierre “J-P” Conte was sued by his former longtime girlfriend, who alleges the head of the $49 billion private equity firm assaulted her in the Aspen home they shared and then launched a smear campaign against her.
The European Union’s executive arm is preparing to recommend starting membership talks with Ukraine in earnest, offering a boost to Kyiv as it seeks to ensure that allies continue military and financial support.
Kenya is in talks with a consortium led by GBM Minerals Engineering Consultants Ltd. to build one of the continent’s biggest water reservoirs on a public-private partnership.
The bond market in Europe is open for business on a Friday for the first time since June.
Vodafone Group Plc is in talks with Zegona Communications Plc, an acquisition vehicle, about a potential deal for the UK telecom giant’s challenged Spanish unit.
Talent Agent Oren Rosenbaum fueled podcasting’s multibillion dollar boom. Now he must navigate its acrimonious deflation.
McDonald’s Corp. is bumping up the fees it charges US and Canada franchisees to operate some restaurants.
