Germany’s Make-or-Break Moment to Defend Its Auto Industry Is Here
Generous US aid and China’s expansion are threatening Germany’s role as a top manufacturer.
Generous US aid and China’s expansion are threatening Germany’s role as a top manufacturer.
European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde vowed to continue the fight to rein in inflation, which she said is “way too high,” adding a note of caution to a generally upbeat gathering of the global elite in Davos.
US equity-index futures declined as growing signs of a global economic slowdown raised investor concern that the start-of-the-year rally in risk assets may have gone too far.
Alphabet Inc.’s Google failed to avert a 13 billion-rupee ($160 million) fine in an appeal to India’s Supreme Court in an antitrust case, which charged the company with abusing its dominant market position for its Android mobile operating system.
The tech downturn is changing the calculus of startup compensation.
Americanas SA, the Brazilian retailer backed by billionaire Jorge Paulo Lemann, said it may file for bankruptcy protection “in the next few hours” as its cash position evaporated to just 800 million reais ($154 million).
Building the infrastructure the US needs to decarbonize is daunting. Luckily, many of yesterday’s coal plant sites are ripe for reuse.
War, inflation and living wages are hot topics at this year’s World Economic Forum
Creditors confront centuries-old laws in some cases, as they demand bankrupt crypto exchange FTX makes them whole.
Two Asian private-equity firms have merged through a new $700 million continuation fund using an increasingly popular deal structure that’s gained traction across the sector in recent years.