Billionaire Castel’s Guinness Deal Shows Succession Taking Hold
Castel Group’s deal to buy a Guinness operation in West Africa is a clear signal that succession is taking hold within French ...
Myanmar Generals Extend Emergency Rule Again, Delaying Polls
Myanmar’s military government extended a four-year emergency rule, further delaying plans for long-promised general elections ...
Afiouni: Lebanese Don't Want Secular Division in Govt
Lebanon's newly-elected Prime Minister Nawaf Salam is now facing the challenging task of forming a government. The new ...
Orsted CEO Steps Down After Failing to Turn Around Wind Firm
Mads Nipper will step down as chief executive officer of Danish wind developer Orsted A/S after a series of significant ...
Merkel Weighs in on Election Amid Merz Immigration Row
Accelerated deportations for illegal immigration and heightened security measures and enforce and empowering law enforcement ...
American Air Plane Black Boxes Recovered: What We Know
The crucial piece of evidence is the black boxes, the flight data recorder and a cockpit voice recorder coming from the ...
EZB könnte bei März-Senkung auf Begriff ‘restriktiv’ verzichten
Die Europäische Zentralbank könnte bei ihrer nächsten Zinsentscheidung im März dem Vernehmen nach aufhören, ihren ...
FTSE 100 Live: UK Stocks Set to Extend Streak of Record Highs
FTSE 100 futures are up 0.2% following a 1% rally and a new record for the index yesterday. The FTSE 250 also bounced in ...
Japan’s Foreign Workforce Hits Record as Labor Crisis Deepens
The number of foreign workers in Japan reached a new high, underscoring the country’s growing reliance on people from overseas to address its chronic labor shortage.