Jardine Matheson Holdings Ltd., controller of Hong Kong’s biggest commercial landlord in the Central business district, is exploring the sale of two buildings in the area, according to people familiar with the matter.
The UK is considering whether to follow President Joe Biden’s move to limit US investment in some Chinese advanced technology companies, as Western nations seek to strike a balance between protecting national security with the economic necessity of trading with China.
Siemens AG sees a slowdown in China continuing into 2024, as a critical market for the company’s factory-automation devices grapples with a weakening economy.
European natural gas slumped as traders weighed ever-rising stockpiles on the continent against the possibility of worker strikes in Australia that could disrupt global supplies.
India’s company law tribunal on Thursday approved a merger between Sony Group Corp.’s South Asian unit and Zee Entertainment Enterprises Ltd., clearing the way for the creation of a media behemoth.
European stocks extended gains into a second session, as China’s decision to relax travel curbs offered a lift to travel and luxury goods companies.
Germany will continue to face a risk of severe gas shortages until early 2027 unless it adds more fuel infrastructure to smooth out potential strains from cold weather.
Moody’s Investors Service said Turkey’s credit rating could be upgraded if orthodox policies introduced since President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s reelection victory in May continue and are deepened.
President Biden’s declaration of a new national monument put some Western areas off limits to uranium mining, but companies have plans in others — and tribes are pushing back.Â
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