Russian President Vladimir Putin won’t attend the Group of 20 summit in India next month, forgoing another gathering of international leaders after he also skipped the meeting of BRICS emerging economies in South Africa this week.
Japan’s fishing industry is getting hit with falling prices and growing uncertainty after the Chinese government imposed a ban on the country’s marine products in response to its decision to release wastewater from the Fukushima nuclear site into the Pacific Ocean.
Ali Sabanci and Vuslat Dogan Sabanci, scions of two of Turkey’s wealthiest families, were injured in a boat accident off the coast of Greece while they were on vacation.
As firms try to break the M&A logjam, appetite is growing for quirky junior financing such as preferred equity, PIK debt and mezzanine loans.
The Philippines is stepping up efforts to make sure people around the world can see for themselves what it says are “aggressive” acts by Chinese ships in the South China Sea in a bid to pressure Beijing to change its ways.
JSW Steel Ltd. is looking to snap up a major stake in Teck Resources Ltd.’s metallurgical coal unit as it seeks to secure supplies for its expansion plans, according to Chairman Sajjan Jindal.
Brazil’s Embraer SA just toppled Textron Inc.’s Cessna as the producer of the most-flown private jet in the US after a 15-year reign.
China’s salt associations said domestic supply of the condiment is ample after consumers ramped up their buying over concerns about Japan’s Fukushima nuclear wastewater release.
The first analyst to cover Aston Martin Lagonda Global Holdings Plc after the carmaker’s 2018 initial public offering has finally recommended buying the stock.
The acquisition will allow Rolex to begin widespread sales of its watches in its own stores for the first time.
