A US-mooted reconstruction vehicle echoes attempts a decade ago to attract capital to the Islamic Republic. Yet despite more stable conditions, that investment fizzled out. Tapping Gulf state cash ...
René Girard believed man is a creature of imitation. The French social theorist’s ideas have many fans in Silicon Valley ...
The Supreme Court shielded central bankers from presidential firing, while letting the White House gut every other agency. It's a Pyrrhic victory on the eve of the country's 250th anniversary.
The Sinochem-owned pesticide giant is replacing American Jeff Rowe with a Chinese industry veteran. That could hurt its US business, but the switch will smooth Syngenta’s $10 bln Hong Kong IPO and ...
AI advances, policy support and Unitree's dancing humanoids have turbocharged an industry with 50 IPOs in waiting and an ...
Berlin wants to create a retirement fund backed by mandatory contributions to supplement the pay-as-you-go system. It could ...
PM-in-waiting Andy Burnham plans to give more power to UK cities and regions, which raise only 8% of tax revenues versus a ...
Persistent's shares plunged after the Indian outsourcer offered a 140% premium for Germany's Nagarro. Yet the $1.4 bln deal expands the buyer's European footprint and adds capabilities at a ...
Claude can whip up Excel models and slides faster than a 21-year-old earning $200,000. Yet banks are still hiring new ...
The UK and US telecom groups will form a 50-50 venture for their international units, with $4 bln of revenue. It shows how ...
MELBOURNE, July 3 (Reuters Breakingviews) - First BHP, now Fortescue has Beijing pausing some purchases during contract talks, despite founder Andrew Forrest touting ties to their top client.
Kunlunxin may bag a $50 bln valuation, up 17-fold in months as semiconductor shortages continue, accounting for most of its top owner’s worth. The implied 25 times sales is akin to listed rivals.
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