China has authorized Deutsche Bank AG as the first non-Chinese lender that can settle yuan transactions in Europe, expanding its clearing network to promote the currency overseas.
South Korea expects to deploy more than 1 trillion won ($707 million) of fresh capital into a new sovereign wealth fund targeting AI and other strategic industries next year, joining a global push by ...
Memory-chip makers may have found a new defense against the inevitable cooling of their boom: giving more cash back to shareholders.
President Donald Trump is looking for new policy pledges he can present to voters ahead of the midterm election, according to ...
Accel, a global venture capital firm with offices in Silicon Valley, London and Bangalore, India, has raised $3.5 billion in new funds for early-stage investments across the world.
Germany’s biggest naval shipbuilder raised its full-year outlook again as Europe’s rearmament boom drives surging demand for warships, submarines and underwater electronics. TKMS AG & Co., which was ...
Emirates Global Aluminium, the Middle East’s top producer of the metal, expects to spend about $400 million to restore production at its war-damaged smelter in Abu Dhabi. Production is set to reach ...
Thailand plans to warn the Trump administration that steep US tariffs could force it to scale back military cooperation, ...
The Democratic primary for Wisconsin governor, widely seen as a key test of the progressive wing’s strength, was too close to call late Tuesday, with Democratic Socialist Francesca Hong locked in a ...
Around 90,000 of London’s white-collar jobs are poised to transfer to other parts of the UK over the next five years, as Prime Minister Andy Burnham ’s devolution drive and the capital’s cost ...
AGL Energy Ltd. shares jumped the most in six months as Australia’s largest power producer’s batteries helped offset declining wholesale electricity prices. Shares in the Sydney-based company rose as ...
Even as the US and Japan have shown rare unity in moving to strengthen the yen, a fundamental tension between Scott Bessent and Sanae Takaichi over the Bank of Japan risks undermining their efforts.