Germany is weighing a reduced power price of 6 cents per kilowatt-hour or less for some energy-intensive industries to ease costs after last year’s crisis shook the manufacturing-heavy economy.
DBS Group Holdings Ltd. was slapped with higher capital requirements after a pair of disruptions to its digital banking services that Singapore’s regulator called “unacceptable.”
President Joe Biden said he was not yet prepared to invoke the 14th Amendment to avert a breach of the debt ceiling, but did not rule out the possible executive action ahead of a meeting next week with House Speaker Kevin McCarthy.
At least eight of 16 Georgia Republicans who agreed to certify that Donald Trump beat Joe Biden in 2020 have reached immunity deals with the Atlanta-area prosecutor investigating efforts to overturn the presidential election.
Apple Inc. is betting on Korean web comics to give a jolt of life to its Books app.
Earnings from Chinese companies have turned out to be less of a bang in the first full quarter since the country’s reopening, reinforcing a sense of caution among traders.
Go Airlines India Ltd. this week became the latest victim in the battle of the skies over India. It isn’t the first high-profile carrier to fail and it won’t be the last.
Six people have been injured after an explosion Friday at Shell Plc’s chemical plant on the Houston Ship Channel, according to a person familiar with the matter.
Indonesia is the largest democracy in the world without a law to protect its domestic workers. That may be about to change, with a bill that also paves the way to better rights for millions of Indonesians in places such as Hong Kong and Singapore. But at home, many domestic employees will miss out on the law’s protections completely.
Charles III will end his seven-decade wait to be crowned king on Saturday, in a gilded spectacle celebrating the monarchy’s medieval roots and attempting to position it to survive the current era of technological and social change.
