A report released Monday by a platform that analyses multinational corporations and by two organizations advocating for a transition to renewable energy, the Dutch government
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US firms in China rattled by arbitrary fines, business raids, and changes to a counterespionage law. – Raimondo.
The tolerance of American industry was “wearing thin,” warned U.S. Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo in interviews that were televised on Sunday, adding that American businesses
India’s PM says the UN is not in tune with 21st-century realities.
In an interview that was published on Sunday, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged the United Nations to modernize in order to secure the participation
Blackstone and Airbnb stock prices rise as the companies join the S&P 500 index.
In extended trading on Friday, shares of Blackstone and Airbnb rose after S&P Dow Jones Indices announced that the two businesses would enter the S&P
SoftBank Arm targets $55b valuation for IPO, as big tech firms scramble to invest.
Several of Arm Holdings Ltd.’s clients have agreed to invest in the chip designer’s initial public offering, including Apple Inc., Nvidia Corp., Alphabet Inc., and
Italy’s bid to help bank debtors risks damaging the non-performing loan market. – Expert.
A senior banker involved in the industry warned on Friday that a bill being proposed by the Italian prime minister’s party to assist those in
US to support automakers with $12b grants and loans during EV transition to clean energy.
Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm announced on Thursday that the Biden administration is providing $12 billion in grants and loans for automakers and suppliers to upgrade
Microsoft seeks to avoid an EU antitrust fine, by conceding to separate Teams from Office.
Microsoft announced on Thursday that it will separate its Teams chat and video program from its Office product and make it simpler for competing goods
US regulators to issue new rules compelling banks to raise $70b in debt to mitigate against failures.
A new rule was put forth by US banking regulators on Tuesday that would require large regional banks to issue around $70 billion in new
Qakbot, a global malware network infecting 700,000 computers over 15 years, was taken down by the FBI and partners.
Officials from the United States revealed on Tuesday that the FBI and its European allies broke into and took control of a massive worldwide malware
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