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European Central Bank Governing Council member Klaas Knot said he’s comfortable with investor bets on further interest-rate cuts.
The controlling shareholder of Davide Campari-Milano NV said it will buy up to €100 million ($111 million) of shares in a boost for the Italian spirits maker a day after its chief executive officer abruptly quit.
Discovery Ltd. said a surge in new business and smaller losses at its fledgling banking unit in South Africa boosted full-year profit for the nation’s biggest insurer by 12%.
Norway’s central bank is sticking with one of the rich world’s most hawkish monetary policy stances, dashing investor hopes that it would advance plans for a first cut in borrowing costs as soon as this year.
Lazard Inc. became the latest Wall Street firm to comply with Saudi Arabia’s ultimatum for foreign firms to set up their Middle Eastern base in the kingdom, months after larger rival Goldman Sachs Group Inc. secured a similar license.
Swiss watchmakers warned of a worsening outlook for the industry, even as exports rose last month on demand for expensive timepieces made of precious metals.
Topsoe A/S’s chief executive officer plans to hold off on an initial public offering for now, and focus on improving key units before listing the Danish engineering company, which last month cut its revenue forecast.
Diesel cargoes into the European Union and the UK are poised to climb in September to the highest in about 1 1/2 years, with a rebound in shipments from the Middle East helping to offset a small dip in US flows.
Take, make, use, dispose. For decades, this has been the standard approach to production and consumption. Companies take raw materials and transform them into products, which are purchased by consumers, who ultimately toss them out, creating waste that ends up in landfills and oceans. People who are worried about climate change and environmental degradation are challenging the sustainability of this linear model and urging a so-called circular economy of take, make, use, reuse and reuse again an
Asian currencies advanced to the strongest level in more than a year after the Federal Reserve kicked off policy easing and signaled further interest-rate reductions this year.
The Federal Reserve’s shift to interest-rate cuts bodes well for Asian assets as many are underowned, and have better earnings prospects and more room to benefit from easing than their global peers.
Some of Japan’s biggest companies and banks urged the protection of employees in China, following the fatal stabbing on the mainland of a young Japanese boy.
HSBC Holdings Plc cut its key benchmark rate in Hong Kong for the first time since 2019, a move likely to hit margins while bringing relief to homeowners and borrowers in the Asian financial hub.
Global funds’ purchases of Chinese bank notes suddenly slowed in August as a strengthening yuan and a likely pullback in currency intervention made a popular swap-based trade less appealing.
20 dead and at least 450 wounded in explosions a day after thousands of pagers detonated
Such welfare spending has increased faster in Britain than in comparable nations, IFS says 
Powerful union says neither Kamala Harris nor her rival committed to putting workers before big business
Government settles on compromise over employment reforms promised by Labour in election campaign
Partnership with state utility ДЊEZ could prove key test of whether technology can live up to potential
Mohsin Issa will relinquish responsibility amid faltering performance, with former M&S boss Stuart Rose stepping in
UK prime minister’s chief of staff on £170,000 a year after post-election pay bump 
Regulator softens complex initial proposal after industry pushback 
Blasts �exposed just how vulnerable Hizbollah truly is’, says person familiar with militant group’s thinking
Appointment comes as industry working conditions come under fresh scrutiny
Brussels launches procedure against Viktor Orbán’s government after it misses deadline to pay fines
Supply chain of devices involved in audacious attacks in Lebanon spans three continents
White-collar candidates report endless interviews and few responses but employers are also struggling to fill roles
A myth about migrants eating pets masks a calculated political bet
The UK’s duopoly of Labour and Conservatives has never looked more vulnerable