Maersk Sees Weaker Demand For Shipping Containers This Year
Shipping group Maersk said it expects weaker 2022 global container demand growth on Wednesday, after moving fewer containers by sea in the second quarter due to worsening consumer confidence and bottlenecks at ports.
Uber Sells 7.8% Stake In India's Zomato For $392 Million -sources
Uber Technologies on Wednesday sold its 7.8% stake in Indian food delivery firm Zomato Ltd for $392 million via a block trade on local exchanges, two sources familiar with the matter told Reuters.
Lloyd's Of London's Hiscox To Provide Insurance For Ukraine Grain Corridor
Hiscox is committed to a planned insurance consortium providing cover for ships travelling through a safe passage from Ukraine, its chief executive said on Wednesday, as the Lloyd's of London insurer shares plunged on a first-half loss.
Solar Electric Tricycles Give Zimbabwean Women A Lift
Solar electric tricycles give Zimbabwean women a lift
Inflation Beaten? 'Team Transitory' Re-emerges :Mike Dolan
The post-pandemic inflation surge clearly persisted too long for central banks to ignore - but investors sceptical of some multi-year regime change or paradigm shift still feel emboldened.
Column-Inflation Beaten? 'Team Transitory' Re-emerges :Mike Dolan
The post-pandemic inflation surge clearly persisted too long for central banks to ignore - but investors sceptical of some multi-year regime change or paradigm shift still feel emboldened.
Analysis-As Wheat Prices Soar, The World's Consumers Vote With Their Feet
Global wheat consumption is headed for its biggest annual decline in decades as record inflation forces consumers and companies to use less and replace the grain with cheaper alternatives, amid growing food insecurity.
Risks Mount From China Drills Near Taiwan During Pelosi Visit - Analysts
As China embarks on an unprecedented six days of military drills surrounding Taiwan, security analysts are warning of mounting risks of escalation even if Beijing seeks to avoid its protests over Nancy Pelosi's visit from sparking full blown conflict.
Thai Business Group Sticks By GDP Outlook Despite Inflation Risk
Thailand's economy is still expected to grow 2.75% to 3.5% this year, helped by increased exports, more tourists, and government support, but faces rising inflationary pressures, a leading joint business group said on Wednesday.
BMW Sees Volatile 2022 With Chips And Energy Squeeze In Focus
BMW lowered its output forecast and warned of a highly volatile second half on Wednesday, pinpointing supplies of energy in Europe and chips worldwide as the two crucial factors to the carmaker hitting full-year earnings targets.
BMW Sees Full-year Drop In Output Amid Volatile Second Half
BMW warned on Wednesday of a highly volatile second half as challenges from inflation and gas shortage fears to ongoing supply chain bottlenecks weighed on demand, with higher pricing only partially offsetting lower output.
Sri Lanka To Restart IMF Bailout Talks, President Calls For Unity Government
Sri Lanka will restart bailout talks with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in August, its new president said on Wednesday, while calling on lawmakers to form an all-party government to resolve a crippling economic crisis.
Just Eat Vows Profit In 2023, Shares Rise; Katy Perry Ad Spend Past Peak
Just Eat Takeaway.com, Europe's largest meal delivery company, on Wednesday reported a smaller loss for the first half of 2022 and maintained growth and margin forecasts for the full year, promising lower spending on costs such as a recent commercial featuring pop icon Katy Perry.
Tod's Owners In $344 Million Bid To Take It Private, Split Group
The founding family of Italian luxury shoemaker Tod's plans to buy out other investors for up to 338 million euros ($344 million) and take the group private in an effort to revive its fortunes by managing its diverse brands separately.
Commerzbank Sees Energy And Growth 'Clouds' After Q2 Profit Beat
Germany's Commerzbank swung on Wednesday to a bigger-than-expected second-quarter net profit, helped by higher interest rates and commission income, and confirmed it was on track to meet its profit target despite "clouds" on the horizon.
Commerzbank, Helped By Rates, Swings To Bigger-than-expected Q2 Profit
Germany's Commerzbank swung on Wednesday to a bigger-than-expected second-quarter net profit, helped by higher interest rates and increased commission income, and confirmed it was on track to meet its profit target this year.
Australia's Greens Back Climate Law But Vow To Fight Coal, Gas Projects
Australia's Greens party on Wednesday threw its support behind the government's climate change legislation, clearing the way for a bill enshrining a pledge to cut carbon emissions by 43% by 2030, but said it would oppose new fossil fuel projects.
Baseball-Legendary Dodgers Broadcaster Vin Scully Dies At 94
Vin Scully, one of baseball's most revered broadcasters who called Dodgers' games for a record-breaking 67 years and narrated some of the sport's greatest moments, died on Tuesday at the age of 94, the team announced.
Toyota Likely To Post Lower Q1 Profit As Production Woes Cast Shadow
Toyota Motor Corp is expected to report a double-digit drop in first-quarter profit this week, as a chip shortage and supply-chain woes forced the world's top automaker by sales to repeatedly slash production targets.
Pelosi Taiwan Visit Set To Dominate ASEAN Meet
Pelosi Taiwan visit set to dominate ASEAN meet
S.Korea's Home Prices To Fall Up To 2.8% With 100 Bp Rate Hike - Central Bank Report
South Korea's residential property prices are likely to drop by up to 2.8% in two years with a full percentage point hike in policy interest rate, according to a research paper by the central bank on Wednesday.
Women's British Open Breaks New Ground At Muirfield
Women's British Open breaks new ground at Muirfield
Pelosi Lauds Taiwan, Says China's Fury Cannot Stop Visits By World Leaders
U.S. House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi left Taiwan on Wednesday after touting its democracy and pledging American solidarity during her brief visit, adding that Chinese anger cannot stop world leaders from travelling to the self-ruled island claimed by Beijing.
Pelosi Offers Praise, Support For Taiwan During Visit That Angered China
U.S. House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi left Taiwan on Wednesday after pledging solidarity and hailing its democracy, leaving a trail of Chinese anger over her brief visit to the self-ruled island that Beijing claims as its own.
Pelosi Full Of Praise, Support For Taiwan During Visit That Infuriated China
U.S. House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi left Taiwan on Wednesday after pledging solidarity and hailing its democracy, leaving a trail of Chinese anger over her brief visit to the self-ruled island that Beijing claims as its own.
Pelosi Pledges Solidarity With Taiwan As China Holds Military Drills, Vents Anger
China furiously condemned the highest-level U.S. visit to Taiwan in 25 years as House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi hailed the self-ruled island as "one of the freest societies in the world" and pledged American solidarity.
Pelosi Hails Taiwan's Free Society As China Holds Military Drills, Vents Anger
China furiously condemned the highest-level U.S. visit to Taiwan in 25 years as House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi hailed the self-ruled island as "one of the freest societies in the world" in a speech to the parliament in Taipei on Wednesday.
Pelosi Addresses Taiwan Parliament In Visit Condemned By China
U.S. House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi addressed Taiwan's parliament on Wednesday and was due to meet with its president as well as human rights activists during a visit to the island that has infuriated Beijing.
Russian Ceasefire And Troop Pullout Must Precede Any Talks, Says Ukraine
Ukraine on Wednesday dismissed comments by former German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder that Russia wanted a "negotiated solution" to the war and said any dialogue would be contingent on a Russian ceasefire and withdrawal of its troops.
Russian Pullout Must Precede Any Dialogue, Says Ukraine
Ukraine on Wednesday dismissed comments by ex-German chancellor Gerhard Schroeder that Russia wanted a "negotiated solution" to the war and said any dialogue would be contingent on a Russian ceasefire and the withdrawal of Russian troops.