A dose of reality is tempering the outlook for Arm Ltd.’s public listing as the chip designer kicks off its roadshow this week, lowering expectations of both the valuation and the amount to be raised.
Mozambique President Filipe Nyusi has received immunity from any allegations he was involved in the conspiracy at the heart of multibillion dollar fishing-boat scandal, in a fresh setback for Credit Suisse.
The world’s biggest global climate fund has approved a $189 million commitment to &Green facility to support agriculture that doesn’t cause deforestation.
Israel’s central bank kept interest rates unchanged on Monday, breaking with the US Federal Reserve’s last decision to tighten policy even after the shekel depreciated almost to a three-year low.
President Joe Biden contrasted his policies with those of Republican primary front-runner Donald Trump in a Labor Day pitch to union workers, who form a critical part of his electoral bloc but remain skeptical about his stewardship of the US economy.
Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa was sworn in for a second and final term after being declared the winner of last month’s elections that international observers said were deeply flawed and the opposition rejected as a sham.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy announced his most significant wartime cabinet shakeup yet, tapping a new defense minister as Kyiv ramps up an anti-graft crackdown and presses a grinding offensive in the country’s occupied south.
President Vladimir Putin said he wouldn’t revive a UN-backed deal that had eased global food prices by allowing Ukraine to ship its grain through the Black Sea unless obstacles to Russia’s own agricultural exports are removed.
(Bloomberg) — Christine Lagarde avoided giving an indication of whether the European Central Bank will raise or hold interest rates next week as she delivered a speech in London.
The owner of Iceland’s last remaining whaling company decried a hunting season lost to the government’s temporary ban, which expired last week.
