Latvia’s government signaled it would back away from a plan to strip permanent residency from Russian citizens after as many as 10,000 people risked expulsion from the Baltic nation for not meeting a language requirement.
The contraction of private-sector activity in the euro area intensified, leading investors to bet that the European Central Bank will pause its campaign of interest-rate hikes next month.
Sweden’s economy is facing two years of recession — more than previously thought — as rising costs force consumers to continue paring back spending into next year, according to economists at one of the country’s biggest lenders.
During Monterey Car Week, Jim Farley discusses his “underdog” strategy for winning on the track and in the showroom.
UK private sector firms suffered their first contraction in seven months, revealing the growing economic toll of higher interest rates and the squeeze on households.
Axel Springer SE and Julian Reichelt, the former boss of its flagship tabloid Bild-Zeitung, settled a lawsuit over leaked information that emerged almost two years after he was fired over allegations of sexual misconduct.
China’s economic slowdown opens doors for other nations to draw a bigger share of investment targeted at emerging markets, according to executives attending an annual BRICS summit.
Richard Dickson, often credited with reviving Mattel’s Barbie brand, will face shareholders for the first time as head of the troubled retailer.
By the time young US baby boomers reached age 45, their earnings stopped growing — and even declined for some in the years that followed, according to new government data.
Renewed pressure in the UK’s energy market risks derailing Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey’s effort to rein in inflation.
