Bloomberg Business

The construction of new homes in London has frozen, as high interest rates and sticky inflation batter sentiment among the city’s housebuilders.

Toyota Motor Corp. will partially suspend operations at seven domestic plants through Wednesday night, expanding and extending an earlier decision to halt several facilities following a blast at a component supplier’s factory.

Germany rejected the latest proposal to overhaul the European Union’s power market over fears that France could use it to unfairly benefit its nuclear industry and undercut prices across the bloc.

Increase comes as US imposes first sanctions on tankers hauling Russian crude

Japan’s largest labor union federation will reportedly demand wage increases for next year that exceed this year’s historic gains, boosting the prospects for the positive growth cycle the central bank needs to see before it can pare back stimulus.

Investors are turning bearish once more, flocking to cash as economic growth expectations falter, according to Bank of America Corp.’s global fund manager survey.

German investor confidence improved for a third month — signaling hope that an end to more than a year of interest-rate increases can help Europe’s biggest economy overcome its current weakness.

Covid-19 reshaped the health-care industry. The waning of the pandemic is reshaping it all over again.

President Joe Biden will make a dangerous and politically risky trip to Israel intended to show solidarity with the US’s closest ally in the Middle East and prevent the conflict from engulfing the wider region.