Tencent Holdings Ltd. has returned about $24 billion to shareholders via buybacks and dividends this year. But even that won’t convince investors that it’s due for a turnaround following a $42 billion market value wipeout.
Cruise LLC, the robotaxi company owned by General Motors Co., is facing a federal investigation over the possible risks to pedestrians from its driverless vehicles.
US retail sales increased in September by more than forecast in a broad advance that suggests durable household demand as the third quarter drew to a close.
Portugal’s Mello family is looking to purchase domestic wineries to increase its wine business as it takes advantage of a highly fragmented market in the southern European country.
Ghana’s dollar bonds slumped, posting some of the worst losses among emerging-market peers, after the government asked bondholders to accept a nominal haircut of as much as 40%.
Several venture capitalists cancelled plans to attend Web Summit following Paddy Cosgrave’s comments on the war.
Tony Fernandes has never been one to dwell on protocol. After all, the AirAsia chief shook up aviation with a disruptive Malaysian budget carrier that challenged full-fare rivals across the region. Now, some of his LinkedIn followers say he crossed a line.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban became the first European Union premier to meet with President Vladimir Putin since an international warrant was issued against the Russian leader over alleged war crimes in Ukraine.
Nicola Wealth Management Ltd. tapped Robert Olsen as vice chair of its private capital team as the Canadian firm tries to build up a larger business in alternative assets.
Poland’s opposition leader Donald Tusk called on the nation’s president to quickly start the process of handing over power after his party and its allies won a parliamentary majority in Sunday’s election.
