Canada said it would reduce the number of diplomats in India due to security concerns, while Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government appeared to suspend visas for Canadians, as a diplomatic row escalated over the murder of a Sikh activist.
Pakistan’s election commission said it will hold national elections in the last week of January, ending speculation that polls may be delayed further.
Lee Fixel’s Addition led a funding round in AI-linked trading platform company OneChronos Markets LLC, amid a rush of interest in the booming artificial intelligence sector.
A failed energy transition might reduce global GDP by as much as $6 trillion per year by 2050.
Nigeria’s central bank postponed a rate-setting meeting after the nation’s president overhauled its leadership and as the local currency plunged to record lows.
Private credit is going through a golden era, according to its fans, but a handful of asset managers are refusing to be dazzled by the biggest part of the booming $1.5 trillion market: direct lending.
Some investors are bidding up legal claims on Credit Suisse’s additional-tier 1 debt in a bet that they can recover some value from the bonds that were wiped out during the UBS Group AG takeover.
Chevron Corp. agreed to a deal proposed by an Australian regulator to end strikes at key natural gas export facilities, while the unions continue to review the plan.
The Polish government sought to walk back remarks by its premier that the country had stopped weapons shipments to Ukraine, tapping the brakes on an escalating dispute that’s shaken a key wartime alliance.
While Chinese tech companies have long harbored ambitions to move into the electric car industry, EV upstart Nio Inc. has gone the other way — on Thursday releasing its first mobile phone.
