Lula Advisers Draft Plans For More Aggressive Brazil FX Policy
Economic advisers to Brazil's leading presidential candidate are drafting plans for a more aggressive foreign exchange policy, including more market interventions and tighter regulation of derivatives to curb volatility, senior aides told Reuters.
UK's Tempest Fighter Project Soars As European Rival Remains In Limbo
UK's Tempest fighter project soars as European rival remains in limbo
Cameras To Replace Peacekeepers At Strategic Red Sea Strait
Remote-controlled cameras will take over responsibility from U.S.-led peacekeepers for ensuring international shipping retains freedom of access to the Gulf of Aqaba, whose coastline is shared by Israel and three Arab nations, officials said.
Pandemic, War And 'Crazy' Prices Threaten South African Pivot From Coal
South Africa, where daily blackouts are a fact of life, knows better than most that it cannot rely on coal power.
Pandemic, War And 'Crazy' Prices Hit South African Pivot From Coal
South Africa, where daily blackouts are a fact of life, knows better than most that it cannot rely on coal power.
Vodacom To Hold 100% Of New South African Tower Subsidiary
Vodacom Group will retain full ownership of a new subsidiary that will take over its South African tower business, the telecoms company said on Thursday, announcing a 5.2% rise in first-quarter revenue.
Italy To Hold September Election After PM Draghi Resigns
Italy will hold a snap national election on Sept. 25 after Prime Minister Mario Draghi resigned following the collapse of his national unity government, sending tremors through financial markets.
Italy To Hold Early Election After PM Draghi Resigns
Italian President Sergio Mattarella dissolved parliament on Thursday, clearing the way for an early election after Prime Minister Mario Draghi quit following the collapse of his national unity government.
Italian PM Draghi Resigns After Coalition Deserts Him
Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi quit on Thursday after his national unity government fell apart, setting the country on course for an early election and shaking financial markets.
Italian PM Draghi Resigns After Coalition Falls Apart
Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi handed in his resignation to President Sergio Mattarella on Thursday after his unity government fell apart, plunging the country into political turmoil and hitting financial markets.
Italian PM Draghi Meets President, Expected To Resign
Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi went to see President Sergio Mattarella on Thursday and was expected to resign after three coalition parties withdrew their support for his government.
Italy To Hold September Elections After PM Draghi Resigns
Italy to hold September elections after PM Draghi resigns
S.Korea To Cut Taxes For Companies, Workers And Retail Investors
South Korea on Thursday proposed a series of tax cuts for companies, workers and retail investors in stocks to support private-sector led economic growth as President Yoon Suk-yeol had pledged in the election campaign.
Ukrainians In Limbo At Polish Refugee Centre
Ukrainians in limbo at Polish refugee centre
Smoke Without Fire? Researchers Question Heated Tobacco Products
Smoke without fire? Researchers question heated tobacco products
Fans Return As Comic-Con Awaits New 'Thrones' And 'Rings' Shows
Fans return as Comic-Con awaits new 'Thrones' and 'Rings' shows
Facebook's Growth Woes In India: Too Much Nudity, Not Enough Women
On Feb. 2, when Meta Platforms reported Facebook's first-ever quarterly drop in daily users, its finance chief identified higher mobile data costs as a unique obstacle slowing growth in India, its biggest market.
Bankinter's Q2 Lending Income Rises On Higher Rates
A rise in lending income, boosted by steady growth in the total loan book and an improvement in customer spreads, drove a recovery in financial margins at Spain's Bankinter in the second quarter.
Bankinter's Q2 Net Profit Rises 21% On Like-for-like Basis
Spain's Bankinter on Thursday said its second quarter net profit rose 21% compared to same period a year ago when stripping out a 2021 hefty accounting gain from the market listing of its insurance unit LDA.
Chinese Ride-hailing Giant Didi Hit With $1.2 Bn Fine
Chinese ride-hailing giant Didi hit with $1.2 bn fine
Inflation Surge Pushes Up Britain's Budget Deficit
A surge in debt costs - pushed up by soaring inflation to twice their previous monthly peak - added to Britain's budget deficit in June, which was its highest since April 2021, data showed on Thursday.
New Sri Lanka President Sworn In, Eyeing Unity Government
New Sri Lanka president sworn in, eyeing unity government
Canada Indigenous University Helps Students Reconnect To Their Language
Canada Indigenous university helps students reconnect to their language
'Luffy Himself': 'One Piece' Author Remains Child At Heart
'Luffy himself': 'One Piece' author remains child at heart
Getlink's Core Profit Soars As Travellers Return, While Eleclink Shows Promise
Channel Tunnel operator Getlink said on Thursday its half-year core profit more than tripled from a year earlier, beating analyst expectations on the back of rises in cross-Channel traffic and its new Eleclink project.
Hope And Unease Among Indigenous People Ahead Of Pope Canada Visit
Hope and unease among Indigenous people ahead of pope Canada visit
Pope In Canada: Why His Apology For School Abuse Will Be Significant
Pope in Canada: why his apology for school abuse will be significant
China Fines Didi $1.2 Billion But Outlook Clouded By App Relaunch Uncertainty
China's cybersecurity regulator on Thursday fined Didi Global Inc $1.2 billion, concluding a probe that forced the ride-hailing leader to delist from New York within a year of its debut and made foreign investors wary about China's tech sector.
China Fines Didi Global $1.2 Billion, Fuelling Hopes Of Thaw In Regulatory Crackdown
China's cybersecurity regulator on Thursday fined Didi Global Inc $1.2 billion, concluding a probe that forced the ride-hailing leader to delist from New York within a year of its debut and made foreign investors wary about China's tech sector.
Roche Diagnostics Head To Take Helm Of Swiss Pharma Giant
Roche's head of diagnostics, Thomas Schinecker, is to take over as group chief executive next year, replacing Severin Schwan, who will become chairman after rejuvenating the Swiss drugmaker's suite of treatments.
