Edmund Rowland was hit with a financial services ban and his family’s Banque Havilland SA fined £10 million ($12.6 million) by the UK for “improper advice” it gave pushing “manipulative trading strategies” in Qatar.
(Bloomberg) — Professional forecasters predict the European Central Bank will take longer to reach its inflation target.
Nigeria’s wealth fund plans to focus on shielding its assets from market volatility this year after rising interest rates and surging food costs led to a 33% drop in earnings.
Telecom Italia SpA asked the two bidders for its landline network to increase their offers after a review rejected the bids as “not yet adequate,” the company said Thursday.
Vietnam’s Communist government “resolutely” opposes Australia’s issuance of coin sets depicting the flag of the country’s defeated US-backed southern regime and asks Canberra to halt their distribution.
German factory orders fell the most since the pandemic as manufacturing continued to fare worse than other parts of Europe’s largest economy.
Air France-KLM left investors guessing about the strength of its recovery by abstaining from a full-year profit forecast and trimming its capacity prediction, providing a muted outlook that contrasts with IAG SA and its raised outlook for 2023.
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DBS Group Holdings Ltd. said its digital systems have recovered after an earlier disruption saw its retail customers face difficulties with its banking and payment services.
Adidas AG has yet to decide on what to do with its mountain of unsold Yeezy sneakers but new Chief Executive Officer Bjorn Gulden said its turnaround is nonetheless off to a good start.
