Ethiopia’s lack of access to a port on the Red Sea is a potential source of future conflict with neighboring countries, Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed said, raising the prospect of more instability in a region already wracked by violence.
After US Secretary of State Antony Blinken met Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman in Riyadh Sunday, both posted a similar photo — but with contrasting descriptions.
One of the few bright spots in China’s battered equity market is evaporating, with weight-loss drugs plunging after a company apologized for earlier misleading investors on such treatments.
Apple Inc.’s Tim Cook showed up at a Tencent gaming tournament in China, endorsing one of the biggest earners on the app store as uncertainty persists about the US company’s top overseas market.
British companies are dialing back on currency hedging as their earnings become less vulnerable to dramatic swings in the pound.
New Zealand inflation slowed more than economists expected in the third quarter, adding to signs that the central bank has come to the end of its tightening cycle.
Holiday season spending is expected to rise this year versus last year, though the increase among middle-income shoppers is forecast to be far smaller due to the impact of student loans and lower wage growth.
Instead of fights over phrases such as “phase out fossil fuels,” the United Nations climate conference should zero in on ways to scale climate solutions faster.
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP has teamed up with ChatGPT owner OpenAI to offer clients advice generated by artificial intelligence as the Big Four audit firms look to cut costs and boost productivity.
The rout in China’s largest tech stocks is becoming less severe with each passing bout this year, signaling to some investors that confidence is slowly returning with regulatory headwinds seen to have peaked.
