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The world economy’s tectonic plates will shift this week when a US easing cycle begins, just as officials from Europe to Asia set policy against a backdrop of brittle markets.
The Peruvian government announced an aid package for ailing state-owned company Petroleos del Peru SA on Saturday, putting the state on the hook for repaying international bondholders, while forgiving some loans and increasing its credit line.
German billionaire Mathias Döpfner and KKR are nearing a deal to split up the media giant Axel Springer, the Financial Times reports.
A chasm is forming between the haves and have-nots in the rapidly expanding private credit asset class.
Agreement to be discussed next week could cement Mathias Döpfner’s control over media outlets Politico and Bild
In the traditional investment world, providing custody of assets is a pretty boring, albeit crucial, business: Keeping clients’ holdings of stocks and bonds safe is a fairly straightforward job.
European Central Bank policymakers must remain on alert even with consumer-price growth on track to slow to 2% by the end of next year, Bundesbank President Joachim Nagel said.
Bausch + Lomb is working with advisers from Goldman Sachs to test interest from possible buyers, the Financial Times reported on Saturday.
Nigeria has reached an agreement with the Dangote Refinery through which the country’s state-owned energy firm will be the sole distributor of gasoline from the plant.
Tougher economic conditions prompt companies to cut spending in firm’s key markets
Nippon Steel may be interested in buying the troubled Italian steel plant formerly known as Ilva, Il Sole 24 Ore reported on Saturday, without saying where it got the information.
The engines behind two years of European stock gains are losing power, leaving the region’s equities facing a void at a time when concerns over slowing growth and China tensions are testing investor confidence.
Germany muscled its way through the Covid-19 pandemic and managed to avoid a devastating industrial shutdown after Russia cut off its gas supplies. Still, it never fully allayed concerns that economic trouble might lie ahead. The past two weeks provided dramatic evidence that these fears were justified.
Fear of a woke resurgence is the weakest argument against Kamala HarrisВ 
The lunar landscapes of Mangystau are opening up to tourism. JR Patterson joins a group of sightseeing Kazakhs for a madcap ride into the desert
For 30 years, the FT’s flagship interview has featured a who’s who of our times. Henry Mance explains its magic
Electrification of Manchester-Leeds route being studied for potential cost savings
Often the pet project of a zealous sponsor, they tend to go untested with the public until their unveiling
Rita Charon believes that letting patients tell their own stories is the best way to fix a broken system
The peculiar politics of modern pet ownership