Indian metals-to-oil conglomerate Vedanta will raise up to 10 billion rupees (nearly $120 million) by issuing non-convertible debentures through a private placement, the company
Malaysian and Chinese firms signed agreements on Thursday for potential investments worth 13.2 billion ringgit ($2.80 billion) to collaborate in sectors ranging from oil and
Canadian carrier WestJet Airlines said on Thursday it is working to resume normal operations after the union representing its maintenance engineers rescinded its strike notice, with both
Private equity firms Carlyle Group Inc and KKR are the top bidders for U.S. credit card issuer Discover Financial's $10 billion U.S. student loan portfolio, the Financial Times reported on
China left benchmark lending rates unchanged at a monthly fixing on Thursday, in line with market expectations.
The chief executive of Brazilian oil giant Petrobras, Madga Chambriard, said the country's president asked her to work toward boosting the nation's economy while maintaining
German federal and regional tax revenues rose 2.6% to 61.2 billion euros ($65.77 billion) in May from the previous year, helped by a one-off base effect that boosted income on the
Sweden's financial supervisory authority has fined Nasdaq Stockholm 100 million Swedish crowns ($9.59 million) for not complying with bourse rules at several occasions in recent
Namibia's central bank kept its main interest rate unchanged on Wednesday, responding to a slight uptick in inflation and protecting the local currency's peg to
European shares ended lower on Wednesday, pressured by losses in real estate and technology stocks, while UK stocks were buoyed by
A look at the day ahead in European and global markets from Ankur Banerjee Investors will get another chance to see if the global disinflation story gains more traction with UK inflation data taking
China's central bank on Wednesday signalled that it might soon start trading in the secondary bond market as yields continue to fall, reinforcing policymakers' concerns
The value of pay deals handed out by British employers inched higher in the three months to May, according to a survey on Wednesday that underlined how pay growth - a major driver of
WestJet said on Wednesday it has started cancelling and consolidating flights as it prepares for a strike by its aircraft maintenance engineers and other technical operations employees.
WestJet Airlines' mechanics gave the carrier a 72-hour strike notice, the Aircraft Mechanics Fraternal Association union said on Tuesday. The strike, set to begin by 9 p.m.
Amazon Labor Union members have voted to affiliate with the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, according to a joint statement on Tuesday, the latest sign that unionization efforts
Production at U.S. factories increased more than expected in May, recouping all the declines in the prior two months, but the momentum is unlikely to be sustained amid higher
Ford plans further job cuts in Germany, Spain and the U.K., the head of the worker's council for the US automaker in Germany told Reuters on Tuesday.
Citigroup is stepping up efforts to fix regulatory problems as it seeks to boost future profits, the bank's top executives told investors on
Plans for a digital euro will be a "very good" thing for the currency bloc and its lenders if banks remain central to the flow of money as they are at present, UniCredit Chief
Greece will set up its first sovereign wealth fund to sell state assets such as estate property, ports and public utilities that were not sold during its debt crisis, its finance
Australia's central bank held interest rates steady on Tuesday as expected, while reiterating that it was not ruling out further increases if needed to control inflation.
A look at the day ahead in European and global markets from Rae Wee The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) on Tuesday kept rates on hold, flagging stubborn domestic price pressures - a common theme that
South Korea's central bank governor said on Tuesday the pace of consumer inflation is likely to continue to slow, feeding expectations the Bank of Korea will start cutting interest
Hong Kong's stock market will stay open during typhoons and heavy rain effective Sept. 23, a change that will help maintain the global financial hub's competitiveness, city
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Iran's president denounces Israeli attacks on Tehran's regional allies
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China to cut existing mortgage rates by end-Oct, cities ease home-buying curbs
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