U.S. President Donald Trump's administration is considering forcing Chinese firms to delist from U.S. stock exchanges, according to sources, a move that would escalate U.S.-China tensions and could throw some of China's biggest companies into chaos.
Austrian conservative leader Sebastian Kurz basked in election victory on Monday (Sep 30), his People's Party (OVP) strengthened by a parliamentary contest that punished the scandal-hit far right, although tough talks lie ahead on forming a ruling coalition.
SINGAPORE: Singapore's competition watchdog has proposed guidelines on price transparency following a market study on the online travel booking sector in the country. In its first such market study released on Monday (Sept 30), the Competition and Consumer Commission of Singapore (CCCS) sets out ...
Britain's markets watchdog has fined insurer Prudential 24 million pounds (US$29.39 million) for failures related to non-advised sales of annuities, it said on Monday.
When U.S. oil firm Talos Energy found nearly a billion barrels off Mexico's southern Gulf coast two years ago, it marked the first discovery by a foreign firm since the oil industry was nationalized eight decades earlier.
Britain's markets watchdog has fined insurer Prudential 24 million pounds (US$29.39 million) for failures related to non-advised sales of annuities, it said on Monday.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel's centre-right party wants to stick to its 'black zero' budget policy of no new debt, despite growing pressure at home and from abroad to ditch the fiscal maxim, a party document showed on Monday.
BRUSSELS: Unemployment in the eurozone fell in August to 7.4 per cent, its lowest level since May 2008, according to official data released Monday (Sep 30). The figure, which brought the number of unemployed in the single currency bloc to 12.17 million, was lower than a forecast by financial...
Asian markets were mixed on Monday as investors digested reports in US media late last week that President Donald Trump is mulling severe new restrictions on investment in China.
Dubai Aerospace Enterprise favours expanding its fleet via a takeover of a rival after the group was unable to agree on a major order from Airbus and Boeing , its chief executive said.
