Chinese financial data providers have recently stopped providing detailed information on the nation’s companies to overseas clients, underscoring the growing difficulty foreign firms face when trying to obtain data that Beijing may deem sensitive.
Malaysia unexpectedly raised its benchmark interest rate by a quarter point on Wednesday, as it sought to ward off any risk of future financial imbalances amid lingering price pressures.
Short sellers piled up bets against lab-testing company Eurofins Scientific SE four years ago, only to get crushed when the pandemic hit and gave the business a €2 billion boost to sales. Now they’re back.
Nearly half of British directors would prefer to retain laws inherited from the European Union instead of seeing the government torch swathes of regulations, according to a new survey.
Go Airlines India Ltd.’s slide into bankruptcy has left travelers frustrated and confused, with many worried about how expensive re-booking tickets may be against the spiraling cost of air fares.
A company co-owned by UK Conservative Party Senior Treasurer Mohamed Mansour is suspending its business activities in Russia after British media reported that the firm was supplying machinery to the Russian oil and gas industry.
Paetongtarn Shinawatra, a frontrunner for the prime minister’s job in Thailand’s general election this month, will rejoin the campaign trail just days after giving birth to her second child to help her Pheu Thai Party’s bid to end a near-decade military-backed rule.
UBS Group AG Chief Executive Officer Sergio Ermotti said that the bank will do everything within its power to avoid imposing losses on taxpayers as part of the rescue of Credit Suisse Group AG.
US futures and European stocks advanced, bouncing from Tuesday’s losses, ahead of a Federal Reserve meeting at which policymakers are expected to extend their rate-hike cycle.
Investors have added almost $600 million to bets that an emerging-market index dominated by Chinese stocks will lose money.
