The leadership upheaval at NatWest Group Plc sparked by the Nigel Farage account controversy now risks delaying the UK government’s plan to sell the remainder of its stake in the lender it rescued during the global financial crisis.
A coalition of Thai political parties seeking to form the next government pledged to stimulate the economy through a mix of cash handouts and fiscal measures, as it laid out its policy priorities ahead of a parliament vote to elect a new premier.
August is turning out to be chaos for emerging markets.
Sunac China Holdings Ltd. joined fellow property developer Country Garden Holdings Co. to become a penny stock after warning of $2 billion in net loss for the first half.
China suspended imports of Taiwan mangoes, saying mealybug pests were found in the fruit, in a possible example of “fruit diplomacy” amid heightened tensions between the two near neighbors.
Adyen NV’s most bearish analyst has moved to preserve that position.
When Fitch Ratings issued an optimistic report on Israel last week, it defied growing conventional wisdom that the government’s populist agenda is hacking away at the economy while driving capital, companies and talent abroad.
Arm Ltd. is expected to unveil its filing for an initial public offering as soon as Monday, giving the market a peek at the chip designer’s financial health seven years after it was acquired by SoftBank Group Corp.
Naver Corp., whose Line messaging app and search engine dominate Japan and Korea’s internet landscapes, will unfurl its own answer to ChatGPT this week as it joins a race to tap potentially transformative AI technology.
Russia’s oil-product exports have fallen this month as local refining activity eased, at a time when some fuels exceeded Group of Seven price caps to potentially increase scrutiny on Western shipping service providers to move cargoes.
