Denmark’s defense minister, Jakob Ellemann-Jensen, will swap his ministerial portfolio with the economy brief after finding the job too onerous and time-consuming when combined with leading his party.
Roche Holding AG expects to have reimbursement for blockbuster eye drug Vabysmo in the top five European markets by the end of the year, broadening the reach of its fastest growing product.
Nasdaq futures signaled further gains in US tech shares after Monday’s rally, while the sector also outperformed in Europe and Asia.
Fire fighters are struggling to contain blazes in Greece as southern Europe is poised to remain much hotter than normal this week.
As it seeks to pull off what could the largest initial public offering of the year, Arm Holdings Ltd. spent more than 3,500 words explaining the risks it faces in China, a critical market that accounts for about a quarter of its revenue.
The chief executive officers of Britain’s biggest companies saw an above-inflation pay boost last year but still earned less than before the pandemic, according to a report published Tuesday.
Dubai predicts air traffic from China will rebound in the fourth quarter, raising the need to boost capacity at the world’s busiest international airport.
Flutterwave Inc., Africa’s largest startup, is pressing ahead with plans for an initial public offering after making headway in resolving allegations of financial impropriety in Kenya so that it can access more and bigger international partners, its chief executive officer said.
Swiss watch exports declined slightly in July, the first monthly drop in more than two years, as demand for pricey timepieces begins to slow amid higher prices and economic pressures.
There’s no sign of Morgan Stanley in Arm Ltd.’s filing for its initial public offering, a rare event for a bank that’s often a lead adviser on landmark technology IPOs.
