Key Takeaways From Fed Decision to Raise Rates a Quarter Point
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Airbus Vows Faster Year-End Deliveries After Slack First Quarter
Airbus SE vowed to turn around its slow pace of aircraft deliveries in the second half after lackluster output weighed on profit and sales in the first quarter.
Meta Faces Stiff Privacy Review as FTC Claims New Violations
Meta Platforms Inc. was accused by the Federal Trade Commission of repeatedly violating privacy promises it made to US regulators and now faces a possible government ban on launching new social-media products without an independent review.
Unilever Investors Reject Director Pay After Messy Year
Unilever Plc’s shareholders voted down the company’s 2022 remuneration report after a botched attempt to buy the consumer arm of drugmaker GSK Plc and years of lackluster share price performance.
The World’s $5 Trillion Pile of ESG Debt Is Set to Keep Rising
The world’s pile of socially conscious debt ballooned to a record $5.1 trillion in the first quarter — a sum the Institute of International Finance expects will keep on rising.
Eskom Latest: One-Stop Shop for Energy Projects, Outages Update
South Africa will establish a One-Stop Shop for energy projects on May 30 as part of plans to address the energy crisis., Deputy Finance Minister David Masondo said in a speech.
Zambian Police Quiz Ex-Leader Lungu’s Wife Over Car ‘Grab’ Claim
Zambian police questioned ex-President Edgar Lungu’s wife Esther over her possession of three vehicles after having earlier surrounded the couple’s house and demanded access to search it.
GSK Vaccine Is First Ever to Win US Clearance for RSV in Older Adults
GSK Plc’s vaccine for respiratory syncytial virus won clearance from US regulators, giving the drugmaker an edge in its race against Pfizer Inc. as its product becomes the first shot approved to protect older adults from the lung disease.
Ecuador’s Planned $800-Million Debt-For-Nature Gets IDB Guarantee
The largest deal of its kind would offer debt relief in exchange for protecting the Galapagos Islands.
Senate Democrats Plan Bipartisan Bill to Compete With China
Senate Democrats said that they aim to craft a bipartisan and comprehensive bill to enhance US economic competition with China and respond to any aggression against Taiwan.