As he launched a conference of the world’s powerful economies, Italy’s Premier Mario Draghi made a strong plea to speed up the delivery of vaccines
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PAG, a Hong Kong-based PE firm, is working to raise $9 billion through a new buyout fund.
People familiar with the situation say PAG, an Asia-focused investment group, is looking to raise $9 billion in what would be its fourth and largest
Facebook transforms to Meta in the midst of violations to concentrate on metaverse.
Facebook rebranded itself to build the “metaverse,” a shared virtual environment, and shares of Meta Platforms Inc gained modestly in premarket trade on Friday. Mark
Japanese businesses have been badly hit by global supply bottlenecks.
Global parts and chip scarcity is wreaking havoc on Japanese businesses, with seven out of eight automakers reporting a decline in global output in September,
British trawler embroiled in a post-Brexit dispute over fishing rights detained by France.
In a disagreement over access to fishing grounds after Brexit, France arrested British trawler fishing in its territorial seas without a license on Thursday and
Italy hosts a G20 summit on climate change, amidst dynamic geopolitics.
Russia’s and China’s leaders will not be present. On the eve of the conference, Turkey came dangerously close to causing a diplomatic issue. For the
China Telecom (Americas) to cease U.S operations, due to security concerns – FCC
In the midst of escalating tensions with Beijing, US regulators are removing a unit of China Telecom Ltd., one of the country’s three major state-owned
Crestwood Equity will expand its US shale reach, with a $1.8 billion purchase of Oasis Petroleum.
Crestwood Equity Partners LP, an oil and gas pipeline operator will pay $1.8 billion for Oasis Petroleum Inc’s midstream subsidiary to expand its footprint in
Iranian gas stations are suspected to have been hacked across the country.
A major breakdown of a government system that manages fuel subsidies hit gas stations across Iran on Tuesday, halting sales in an occurrence that one
Unemployment fraud in California is estimated to cost at least $20 billion.
California has given out at least $20 billion in false unemployment benefits to criminals, state officials said Monday, confirming a figure that is lower than
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