Europe’s top satellite and aerospace companies have teamed up to bid for the European Union’s €6 billion ($6.6 billion) satellite project known as IRIS², aimed at beaming internet across the continent and giving the bloc its own fleet to keep up with constellations deployed by governments and businesses around the world.
Match Group Inc., which operates dating apps including Tinder and Hinge, said it will pull all its services from Russia, citing human rights concerns.
Ghana’s lawmakers held a special sitting in Accra, the capital, to pass finance bills urgently required to back the government’s bid to secure an International Monetary Fund loan.
Carl Icahn, the famed activist investor who’s made a career out of starting corporate brawls, found himself on the receiving end of criticism Tuesday after Hindenburg Research disclosed a short call against his investment firm.
Turkey’s central bank asked lenders to limit dollar sales to companies that don’t have urgent payments and to prioritize meeting demand from special government-backed lira deposits, according to people with direct knowledge of the matter.
A selloff in American regional banks sank equities across the board, with renewed concerns over stability of the financial system spurring a flight to the safest corners of the market.
Europe’s gas market crunch could return next winter, with the potential for prices to more than double with a revival in demand.
Go Airlines India Ltd. filed for insolvency protection, blaming failing Pratt & Whitney engines for grounding about half its fleet of Airbus aircraft at a time when demand for travel is soaring.
A former Merrill Lynch banker, who says he was “dazzled” by potential gains from the Cum-Ex tax scheme that’s implicated some of Wall Street’s biggest banks, has switched sides to cooperate with German prosecutors.
Moves to curb technology trade with China are limited, common-sense efforts to avoid strengthening a military rival, the top US diplomat in Beijing said.
