Gabon Soldiers Seize Power in OPEC Member in Latest Coup
Soldiers seized power in OPEC member Gabon, four days after the central African nation held disputed presidential elections. The nation’s dollar bonds sank.
Soldiers seized power in OPEC member Gabon, four days after the central African nation held disputed presidential elections. The nation’s dollar bonds sank.
Hurricane Idalia weakened slightly to Category 3 as it heads toward landfall on Florida’s west coast, where it still threatens to unleash catastrophic storm surge and damaging winds.
The Swiss government started a consultation on a proposal to enshrine the availability of cash in the constitution.
A group of shareholders in Hollysys Automation Technologies Ltd. is exploring ways to ramp up pressure on the Chinese industrial company’s board to formally consider alternative takeover offers, people with knowledge of the matter said.
The London arm of Kuwait Investment Authority, which manages the country’s sovereign wealth fund, has $250 billion of assets under management, KIA Chairman Saad Al-Barrak said.
Hong Kong issued a tropical cyclone alert as Super Typhoon Saola approached the southern Chinese coast after bringing strong winds and heavy rains to Taiwan on Wednesday.
Britain’s broad money supply has stopped growing for the first time in at least 13 years, a reading that will deepen concerns among monetarists urging the Bank of England to show restraint in its battle against inflation.
SBB, the landlord at the center of Sweden’s property crisis, ended the search for a new finance chief after just 12 days, promoting its interim head of group accounting to the position of finance director.
The People’s Bank of China is drafting preliminary policies to give private businesses better access to funding as authorities ramp up efforts to boost economic growth.
Austria’s government will limit rent increases for most people who don’t own homes in response to calls for tempering the impact of inflation.