As much of the country enforced power cuts Wednesday to fulfill state conservation objectives and ease shortages in some places, people in northeastern China ate
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As long lines for fuel persist, the British army will begin driving tankers.
Despite Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s claims that the situation was improving, British soldiers will begin driving tanks to replenish empty pumps, as vehicles queued again
Mastercard is launching a buy-now, pay-later scheme.
On Tuesday, Mastercard Inc announced a buy now, pay later (BNPL) service that allows customers to pay for online and in-store purchases in equal, interest-free
Oil strikes a three-year high; energy and bank stocks are leading the push.
On Monday, global energy stocks led equities advances as crude oil prices touched three-year highs of about $80 a barrel, while US government borrowing costs
Wise from the U.K. is embracing Australia’s New Payments Platform.
Wise Plc, a digital money transfer company, will join an Australian payments network, which will allow transfers to be completed in the country faster and
Hilcorp, an oil producer, is considering buying a dormant Louisiana refinery.
According to four persons familiar with the situation, Houston-based oil producer Hilcorp is considering converting Phillips 66’s refinery in Alliance, Louisiana, into an oil export
Baidu’s $3.6 billion acquisition of JOYY’s YY Live is unlikely to be approved in China.
According to two sources with firsthand knowledge of the subject, China’s antitrust regulator is unlikely to accept Baidu’s $3.6 billion acquisition of JOYY Inc’s video-based
Affluent Germans are moving their valuables to Switzerland ahead of the election.
Bankers and tax attorneys fear a likely shift to the left in Germany’s election on Sunday is scaring millionaires into shifting assets to Switzerland. The
CFO of Deutsche Bank: We need to prepare for M&A in the European banking sector.
Chief Financial Officer James von Moltke of Deutsche Bank sees the logic in European banking sector consolidation, and the task at hand is to prepare
Zoom’s $14.7 billion Five9 purchase will be investigated by the US government for national security issues.
The $14.7 billion acquisition between video conferencing giant Zoom and cloud call center company Five9 is being investigated by a US government body that analyzes
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