Britain’s broad money supply has stopped growing for the first time in at least 13 years, a reading that will deepen concerns among monetarists urging the Bank of England to show restraint in its battle against inflation.
Avocados From Mexico is looking for new ways to bolster demand for the fruit
SBB, the landlord at the center of Sweden’s property crisis, ended the search for a new finance chief after just 12 days, promoting its interim head of group accounting to the position of finance director.
India’s education-focused Narayana Group has mandated Barclays Plc as the sole arranger of a loan worth around 14 billion rupees ($169 million) to buy out minority shareholders in unit Nspira Management Services Pvt., according to people familiar with the matter.
Austria’s government will limit rent increases for most people who don’t own homes in response to calls for tempering the impact of inflation.
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said he will expand gasoline subsidies and extend them until year-end to ease the hit from inflation on households, aiming to reduce prices to about ¥175 per liter in October.
Dozens of firms aim to prove skeptics wrong as they push ahead with new lithium extraction methods.
A walkout by superstars Matt Damon and Emily Blunt from the glittering London premiere of Oppenheimer marked the opening shot of Hollywood’s actors strike — crystallizing the image of red carpets drained of glamour.
Narcan, the lifesaving opioid overdose antidote, will cost about $45 for two doses when the first over-the-counter version hits drugstore shelves at Walgreens Boots Alliance Inc., CVS Health Corp. and other chains in the next few weeks.
Rosneft PJSC Chief Executive Officer Igor Sechin said Russia’s intermittent oil-output cuts are curbing the development of the nation’s biggest crude producer.
