Thailand is likely to ease visa rules for Chinese and Indian travelers and allow longer stays for visitors from all nations as new Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin looks for ways to boost tourism revenue to nearly $100 billion next year.
Chinese authorities rolled out new rules to regulate data services provided by money brokers, tightening their grip on security in the sector.
Hyundai Motor Group will buy a 5% stake in Korea Zinc Co., the world’s largest smelter for non-ferrous metals, as part of its effort to ensure access to key metals used in making electric-car batteries.
Hurricane Idalia strengthened into a Category 4 storm as it heads toward landfall Wednesday on Florida’s west coast, where it threatens to unleash floods and trigger blackouts.
A sports fund created by Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund has acquired a minority stake in the Professional Fighters League, marking another deal into a US sporting entity by a Middle Eastern investor.
UK home sales are on track to drop to the lowest since 2012 this year as stubbornly high mortgage rates grip the housing market.
Euro-area economic confidence slowed more than anticipated this month, further overshadowing the region’s outlook.
North Asian liquefied natural gas buyers aren’t yet moving to prepare for potential supply disruptions caused by expected strikes in Australia.
Standard Chartered Plc will offer at least 20 weeks of paid leave to new parents starting next month, joining a wave of companies expanding benefits for dads and adoptive parents as well as moms.
Bank Negara Malaysia said Adnan Zaylani Mohamad Zahid will serve as deputy governor for three years from Sept. 1, according to a statement from the central bank.
