Spain is providing 2.1 billion euros ($2.3 billion) to help fund South Africa’s energy transition and water needs, even as some of the world’s richest nations struggle to push forward on a ground-breaking climate-finance initiative with the continent’s most-industrialized country.
Companies like Gogoro are proving that two- and three-wheelers are well suited to battery swaps, which can alleviate range anxiety.
A lawsuit that went unnoticed by many debt market professionals for years is getting more attention after a US appeals court asked rulemakers to weigh in on whether leveraged loans should be regulated more like bonds.
HSBC Holdings Plc bought the UK unit of Silicon Valley Bank over the course of one frantic March weekend. The finer details of exactly what the British lender got for £1 ($1.25) are starting to emerge.
Hermes International, the maker of the iconic Birkin handbag, soared past €200 billion ($218 billion) in market value for the first time ever this week, surpassing Swiss drugmaker Novartis AG.
(Bloomberg) — A crucial safety system that’s relied on to avoid potentially fatal collisions at major US airports is aging and plagued by outages that have left travelers unprotected for months at a time. At some airports, it hasn’t ever been installed.
China accused India of kicking out journalists with its official news agency, and said it would have to take corresponding measures.
French President Emmanuel Macron urged Xi Jinping to use his influence with Moscow to help restore peace to Ukraine, saying the Chinese leader could bring all sides together to discuss a way to end the Russian invasion.
Money exchange firm Al Ansari Financial Services PJSC rose in its trading debut, as Dubai’s first initial public offering this year further signaled the Middle East’s emergence as a bright spot for share sales.
Inditex SA, which runs the Zara and Bershka clothing chains, obtained approval to sell its business in Russia to Daher Group of the United Arab Emirates.
