Tony Fernandes has never been one to dwell on protocol. After all, the AirAsia chief shook up aviation with a disruptive Malaysian budget carrier that challenged full-fare rivals across the region. Now, some of his LinkedIn followers say he crossed a line.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban became the first European Union premier to meet with President Vladimir Putin since an international warrant was issued against the Russian leader over alleged war crimes in Ukraine.
Nicola Wealth Management Ltd. tapped Robert Olsen as vice chair of its private capital team as the Canadian firm tries to build up a larger business in alternative assets.
Poland’s opposition leader Donald Tusk called on the nation’s president to quickly start the process of handing over power after his party and its allies won a parliamentary majority in Sunday’s election.
Canada’s rate of inflation unexpectedly slowed, with core measures showing some improvement, leaving room for the central bank to keep interest rates unchanged next week.
Climate campaigner Greta Thunberg was arrested outside a major energy industry event in London, where crowds of protesters blocked several top oil executives from entering the venue.
BlackRock Inc. said “tectonic shifts” are under way in US financial markets that will result in private credit funds financing more businesses while some banks struggle to compete.
A top Chinese AI developer punished scores of staff who took a longer lunch break than allowed, reviving memories of the relentless work culture that plagued the country’s tech sector years ago.
Venezuelan officials are expected to announce a preliminary agreement Tuesday that could open the door for sanctions relief in exchange for basic electoral guarantees.
India plans to send its first crewed mission to the moon by 2040, building on a successful landing earlier this year.
