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The party is still raging on for Dubai’s property developers.
Hungary’s central bank has no room to cut the key policy rate this year, while a hike is also “unthinkable,” according to outgoing policymaker Gyula Pleschinger.
From mountain-top wind turbines in Norway to rooftop solar panels in Australia, renewable energy is flooding into power networks like never before. Because the output from these new sources fluctuates with the changing winds and the movement of the sun, they often deliver more electricity than grids can absorb, leading to the curious phenomenon of “negative” power prices.
BASF SE will sell its Brazilian paints unit to Sherwin-Williams Company for $1.15 billion, as part of the German company’s wider strategy to focus on its main chemicals, industrial and nutrition divisions.
The US and India have been edging closer together for years. Washington sees India as a key regional counterweight against a more assertive China, while for New Delhi, the US has become an increasingly important source of foreign investment and a partner for trade and security.
The sugar market is expected to tighten as disappointing output in India, the world’s second-largest producer, threatens higher prices for prompt supplies.
Shares of Thyssenkrupp AG jumped the most in four and a half years as investors focused on the German steelmaker’s plans to conduct an initial public offering of its submarine-making unit at a time when Europe is trying to boost military spending.
General Atlantic agreed to buy a stake in the fast-growing perfume division of cosmetics company Huda Beauty, the latest example of a business based in Dubai drawing interest from international investors.
Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia President Patrick Harker said monetary policy is well positioned as officials wait for more progress on inflation.
Moscow hails Tuesday’s discussions in Saudi Arabia as means to end war and restore full relations with Washington
The state will no longer require some truckers to shift away from diesel semis but hopes that subsidies can keep dreams of pollution-free big rigs alive.
Brazil’s largest sugar and ethanol maker Raizen SA is looking at potential asset sales and halting projects to build new plants in an effort to reduce debt after borrowing costs soared in the country.
House Republicans are preparing to adopt a plan that puts a $4.5 trillion limit on the size of the tax cut, but even that will not be enough for some of President Trump’s promises.
Tory leader says party is in �crisis’ and needs to reinvent itself after election defeat
Federal Reserve Governor Michelle Bowman called for less opacity in bank oversight, saying the supervisory and regulatory approach needs updating so it better serves the financial system.
Emerging-market investors are beginning to question how much more upside exists in Ukraine’s bonds as NATO allies begin to clash over the nation’s future.
Vedanta Ltd.’s creditors will meet Tuesday to give their final verdict on a plan to split the Indian mining conglomerate into at least five different businesses, a key step in a months-long effort to simplify the group’s structure and help manage its debt burden.
OK Zimbabwe Ltd., the southern African nation’s biggest supermarket chain, called on the authorities to free-float the exchange rate to help revive the embattled formal retail sector.
Closely followed investor Stanley Druckenmiller increased exposure to some big technology companies in the final quarter of 2024
Old Mutual Ltd. is embarking on a search for a new chief executive officer to replace Iain Williamson who will step down at the end of August after five years at the helm.
Colombia suffered another year of weak economic growth as the oil, gas and coal sectors contracted while tight monetary policy held back manufacturing.
Poland, Germany and Spain express reluctance ahead of crisis meeting on how to respond to Trump’s peace talks
Judges’ decision is a setback for banks facing multibillion pound compensation bill 
As more local movie houses close, residents in smaller towns are forming nonprofits to buy and operate them.
China stocks are starting to feel the benefits of AI, but Goldman Sachs says there are reasons not to rush in.