UBS Group AG is sounding out investors over a potential issuance of so-called additional tier 1 bonds, which became controversial after a massive wipeout of the debt when the Swiss lender took over Credit Suisse, the Financial Times reported Monday, citing unnamed people.
Hedge funds have turned bullish on the dollar for the first time since March as speculation builds that Federal Reserve policymakers will retain a hawkish bias when they meet this week.
KKR & Co. agreed to pay S$1.1 billion ($807 million) for a fifth of Singapore Telecommunications Ltd.’s regional datacenter business, making its latest bet on Asian digital infrastructure.
Fabrizio Amore found bankers in the principality allegedly willing to bend their own rules and ignore red flags to take his cash
France issued an ultimatum and Germany pushed back in an increasingly bitter standoff that lays bare the disruption unleashed by the combination of the region’s energy crisis and European Union’s green shift.
Northern Italy was struck by a 5.1 magnitude earthquake early hours of Sept. 18, about 44 kilometers (27.3 miles) from Florence, according to the US Geological Survey.
Australia’s government demanded online dating firms boost safety practices by mid-next year or face regulation, after research showed a spate of sexual violence against users of such platforms.
As students flooded back into Beijing’s top universities in early September, a propaganda blitz around campuses signaled an ominous addition to their syllabus: a crash course on how to catch spies.
India will see at least $30 billion raised annually through primary and secondary share sales in 2024 and in the years to come, as companies and their shareholders are more willing to tap the market for funding, according to JPMorgan Chase & Co.
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is returning from Russia with pledges to help with his space program that could finally allow his country to reach its long-held goal of placing multiple satellites in orbit.
