Tunisian President Kais Saied said he rejects foreign advice on the economy that would cause further poverty, adding to speculation over his support for an International Monetary Fund package the cash-strapped country has been trying to secure.
Pakistan’s parliament members rejected a verdict by the country’s top Court ordering elections in a province next month, a rare move that may ignite a legal crisis in the nation already faced with political and economic plight.
The UK needs a “more modern and imaginative” set of fiscal rules to drag it out of stagnation and boost growth, said Jim O’Neill, a prominent economist and veteran of Goldman Sachs.
iNova Pharmaceuticals is in advanced talks to acquire the over-the-counter business of Mundipharma International Ltd., according to people familiar with the matter.
Singapore banks are working with the city-state’s authorities to set uniform standards on screening potential customers from the crypto and digital assets sectors, amid various global fallouts in the industry.
European natural gas prices declined for a third session amid lackluster demand, even as uncertainty remains about the full restart of LNG terminals in France.
Pakistan moved a step closer to securing its loan from the International Monetary Fund bailout after Saudi Arabia assured the global lender it will provide a $2 billion loan to help the nation avoid a default.
Ipsen SA will pour billions of dollars more into deal-making as the French drugmaker accelerates efforts to reinvent itself with a focus on innovative prescription medicines.
The e-fuels that Germany fought for will be expensive and scarce for the foreseeable future.
Seven & i Holdings Co. said it will consider strategic options, including spinoffs and public listings, as it seeks to boost shareholder returns in response to activist fund ValueAct Capital Management LP’s questions about its conglomerate structure.
