Dozens of Canadian diplomats have left India after the country threatened to revoke their immunity in an “unreasonable and escalatory” violation of international law, Foreign Affairs Minister Melanie Joly said.
Australia’s tight job market is showing signs of losing steam as 11-year high borrowing costs weigh on labor demand, a trend that if sustained could drive up unemployment and forestall further policy tightening.
Asian stocks are poised to fall as volatility gripped Wall Street with traders looking for signs of a potential escalation of the Middle East conflict, while weighing Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell’s remarks for clues on the policy outlook.
After Mexican marines occupied its facility this year, Vulcan Materials Co. is seeking the Biden administration’s protection from what it sees as the threat of a hostile takeover of the property by President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador.
Australian politicians are struggling to identify a clear next step for First Nations people following last week’s defeat of the Voice to Parliament referendum, leaving policy toward the nation’s most marginalized population in limbo.
Billionaire investor Dmitry Balyasny said hedge fund firms need to both buy and build talent as they expand, even amid soaring costs for traders.
Ethereum co-founder Joseph Lubin robbed his earliest employees of the value of stock awards that drew them to his blockchain firm, Consensys, in the first place, ex-workers allege in a lawsuit.
Israel’s debt rating was put on review for downgrade at Moody’s Investors Service as the violent conflict with Hamas escalates.
Elon Musk’s fortune slumped by $16.1 billion Thursday after Tesla Inc.’s weak third-quarter earnings weighed on shares.
Billionaire investor Dmitry Balyasny said hedge fund firms need to both buy and build talent as they expand, even amid soaring costs for traders.
