Chinese onshore investors have bought Hong Kong-listed shares on a net basis for eight-straight sessions, the longest streak since April, helping boost the sense that stability may be returning to the market.
Areas hit hard by the storm have low rates of flood coverage, even as the threat from extreme weather rises.Â
Senators are urging credit card giants Visa Inc. and Mastercard Inc. to cancel plans to raise their swipe fees charged to retailers and used reports on the plans to champion their bill to force competition in the industry.
Australia’s grid operator sees risks of energy shortfalls over the next 10 years as the nation retires 62% of the coal power fleet that still provides most of its electricity.
Orsted A/S’s potential $2.3 billion impairment on its US projects is just the latest in a string of recent setbacks for the nascent US offshore wind industry, which is struggling to fulfill ambitious goals set by President Joe Biden.
Guatemala’s Congress stripped five sitting legislators belonging to President-elect Bernardo Arévalo’s Movimiento Semilla political party of their party status Wednesday.
The US for the first time approved the transfer of weapons to Taiwan under a program usually reserved for sovereign states, the State Department said Wednesday.
Mexico’s central bank hasn’t yet reached the point to start discussing a reduction in its key interest rate, Governor Victoria Rodriguez said Wednesday, signaling record-high borrowing costs will stay on for the foreseeable future.
Donald Trump and his company inflated the value of his assets by as much as $2.2 billion, according to a new court filing by New York’s attorney general urging a judge to find the former president liable for fraud before a trial set to start in October.
Billionaire Thomas Tull is vying against rival bidders as he seeks to increase his ownership in the NFL’s Pittsburgh Steelers by acquiring a small stake from sports investors Josh Harris and David Blitzer, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
