Educational publisher Pearson Plc replaced its Chief Executive Officer Andy Bird months after a shareholder revolt over his pay and amid concerns about the impact of artificial intelligence on the business.
As Ukraine’s farmers labor through their second wartime harvest, they’re expecting a big one. They just don’t know how much of it will ever make it to market.
Rothschild & Co. hired former Goldman Sachs Group Inc. executive Ibrahim Lamrini for Middle East deals as the boutique bank extends its hiring spree in the oil-rich region.
Switzerland’s government expects inflation to exceed the central bank’s goal in 2023 — reinforcing arguments for an interest-rate hike on Thursday.
Equity-linked debt issuance by Asian firms is set for its busiest quarter since March 2022, with a $1 billion convertible bond from Chinese electric-vehicle maker Nio Inc. adding to signs of growing demand for the hybrid instruments.
Land prices rose across Japan for a second straight year, with values in rural residential areas ending a three-decade decline, buoyed by low interest rates, factory construction and a tourism rebound.
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. rejoined the $100-a-barrel oil club, raising its forecast for crude back to triple digits as worldwide demand hits unprecedented levels and OPEC+ supply curbs continue to tighten the market.
Qantas Airways Ltd. will potentially claw back up to A$14.4 million ($9.3 million) of former Chief Executive Officer Alan Joyce’s payout after the airline was found to have illegally sacked 1,700 staff and sued for selling tickets on already-canceled flights.
Italy is considering an initial sale of a 15% stake in Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena SpA, daily Corriere della Sera reported Wednesday, as the government led by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni looks to fund some of its campaign promises.
Support for New Zealand’s governing Labour Party has dropped to a six-year low less than four weeks out from a general election, according to the latest opinion poll.
