Oil eased after a turbulent session even as a calmer tone returned to financial markets rattled by a global banking crisis, with investors on alert for any signs of fresh trouble that may hurt risk appetite.
An Australian lawmaker from the ruling center-left Labor Party broke ranks with colleagues to publicly raise concerns over his government’s plan to acquire nuclear submarines under the Aukus agreement, as polls show voters worried about the deal’s huge cost.
A Fox News producer says the network’s lawyers coerced her into giving misleading testimony in Dominion Voting Systems Inc.’s $1.6 billion lawsuit over the network’s unfounded claims of fraud in the 2020 presidential election.
We got a look inside Carole Bamford’s exclusive new club in the countryside.
Geely Automobile Holdings Ltd., the centerpiece of billionaire Li Shufu’s car empire, posted earnings that beat estimates and forecast further sales growth this year.
Signs of a cash squeeze are appearing in China as the quarter-end approaches, underscoring how the nation’s economic rebound is driving demand for loans and prompting the central bank to ease policy.
Hong Kong’s policy shift toward creating a hub for virtual-asset businesses has generated an “overwhelming” response, the city’s Secretary for Financial Services and the Treasury Christopher Hui said.
Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has repeatedly spoken out against “rainbow families.” Now her conservative government is rolling back their rights.
Britain’s underlying price pressures are set to diverge with those in the eurozone, with signs of cooling inflation intensifying the debate over whether the Bank of England should halt its cycle of interest rate increases.
Thanks to swift central bank action to stamp out financial sector troubles, the investment case for European bank shares could be set for a complete reset. One where bulls are back in charge.
