Teck Resources Ltd. took another blow in its defense against Glencore Plc, after influential advisory firm Glass Lewis said shareholders should vote against the Canadian miner’s strategy to split out its coal business.
Fighting broke out between the Sudanese army and the country’s main paramilitary group, which has gained control of Khartoum airport.
The Group of Seven nations agreed to accelerate the phase-out of unabated fossil fuels but fell short of sealing a deal on a timeline to exit coal, said French Energy Minister Agnès Pannier-Runacher.
Kenya launched its first ever operational earth observation satellite, becoming the latest African nation to achieve the milestone in the continent’s nascent space industry.
The US sanctions on Chinese companies will adversely affect the stability of the global supply chain, China’s Ministry of Commerce said in response to Washington’s decision to add 12 businesses from the Asian Nation to its export-control list.
Jack Teixeira, a cyber specialist for the US Air Force National Guard alleged to have accessed and leaked a massive trove of classified documents related to the Ukraine conflict, made his initial court appearance Friday in Boston federal court. Investigators are probing whether foreign adversaries played any role in the leak.
The International Monetary Fund said global growth will slow this year more than it previously forecast, partly because of recent stress in the financial sector.
China’s home prices rose for a second consecutive month in March, adding to signs that the country’s real estate sector is stabilizing.
Carlyle Group Inc. is in talks to pick up a minority stake in Manchester United Football Club, Sky News reported, citing an unidentified person close to the development.
The International Monetary Fund is seeking “necessary” financing assurances at the earliest to conclude talks with Pakistan on its stalled $6.5 billion bailout.
