French car marker Renault said has hired former PSA research and development chief Gilles Le Borgne as head of engineering.
U.S. stock index futures slid on Monday as escalating tensions between the United States and Iran prompted investors to seek refuge in safer assets such as gold and government bonds.
Margarita Louis-Dreyfus borrowed US$1 billion from Credit Suisse last year to buy out minority shareholders of Louis Dreyfus Company (LDC) and pledged her majority stake in the commodities trader as collateral, a company filing showed.
Boeing Co is considering plans to raise more debt to bolster its finances after the grounding of its 737 MAX jet, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing people familiar with the matter.
JERUSALEM: Cybersecurity firm Armis, which specializes in protection for the Internet of Things (IoT), is in talks to be bought by a U.S. tech firm for around US$1 billion, Israeli financial media outlets reported on Monday. The Calcalist financial news website said that Armis was in advanced ...
French Economy Minister Bruno Le Maire warned the United States on Monday that any retaliation to France's new digital services tax could "deeply and durably" damage relations.
TOKYO: New reports emerged Monday (Jan 6) on how fugitive former Nissan boss Carlos Ghosn jumped bail in Japan, as the country's justice minister said border controls would be bolstered after the escape. The 65-year-old executive skipped bail nearly a week ago, fleeing Japan where he was awaiting ......
Saudi Aramco shares briefly hit 34.45 riyals (US$9.18) in early trade, their lowest level since its shares began trading on December 11, following a record-setting initial public offering (IPO).
SINGAPORE: Singapore is “cautiously optimistic” about the economy, but there remains several global uncertainties, with the biggest being the relationship between the United States and China, said Trade and Industry Minister Chan Chun Sing on Monday (Jan 6). With Washington and Beijing set to sign ...
Wall Street's worst fears of a year-end funding squeeze never materialized thanks in large part to the quarter-trillion dollars the Federal Reserve stuffed into the market to ensure nothing became gummed up.
