Janos Fonagy, the state secretary at the Ministry of National Development, described the ride-hailing company as “consciously and cynically breaking every Hungarian law.”
The legendary investor adds that his company did not try to profit from global central bank monetary policy changes.
The American insurer is expected to report earnings of $1 per share on revenue of $13.57 billion in the three-month period ending March 31.
Lee Ju-yeol threw the full weight of the bank behind a structural reform effort, but did not mention quantitative easing, which it is under pressure to provide.
The figures reflect a halt in production caused by earthquakes in the southern manufacturing hub of Kumamoto.
The circus’ 11 Asian elephants performed one last time at a show in Providence, Rhode Island, Sunday.
The currency’s biggest weekly gain in over seven years tested the patience of Japanese officials concerned the rally will damage exports and the share market.
In early trading Monday, Japan’s Nikkei plunged after the dollar notched a fresh 18-month low against the yen.
New York Fed President William Dudley said securities firms in extreme stress may need access to the discount window credit facility.
The paper said that under new CEO Marvin Ellison, shares of the retailer could rise 50 percent to 100 percent.
The two oil services giants’ are expected to announce the termination of their merger plan after opposition from antitrust regulators.
A new class of self-starters, like design consultant Angiemille Latorre, is hoping to reverse the fate of Puerto Rico’s debt-saddled economy.
“If either Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton becomes president, and one of them is very likely to be, I think Berkshire will continue to do fine,” he said.
The recent rally in crude oil prices was helped by a decline in non-OPEC output, as well as production outages in Nigeria and Kuwait, Fatih Birol said Sunday.
Both manufacturing and non-manufacturing sectors in the world’s second-largest economy slowed down from March, but the economy was still growing.
Pharmaceutical companies announced deals worth $40 billion this week, but not everyone is convinced they’re good for business.
At Berkshire Hathaway's annual shareholders meeting Saturday, the billionaire investor weighed in on the election campaign, Coca-Cola, Valeant and other topics.
You don't have to travel to Omaha, Nebraska, this year to watch Warren Buffett addressing investors at the company's storied annual event.
The Government Development Bank will avoid defaulting on $33 million in debt due Monday, but it still has another $422 million coming due the same day.
The producer of packaged salads says the U.S. Justice Department has contacted it in connection with a deadly listeria outbreak.
Yahoo boss Marissa Mayer’s total compensation dipped 15 percent last year, while the company’s share price dropped 35 percent.
A weaker U.S. dollar amid optimism that a global oil glut will ease have lifted crude oil futures by more than $20 a barrel during the past three months.
The Renault board endorsed Carlos Ghosn’s payout, including 1.23 million euros in fixed salary, 1.78 million euros in variable pay and 4.18 million euros in deferred bonuses and stock.
The Amazon founder regained his spot as the world’s fourth-richest person Thursday after the tech company’s stock soared.
The major market indexes closed lower for a second day Friday as investors assessed corporate earnings and data showing inflation barely rose in March.
Though Valeant settled many lingering questions in its postponed earnings report Friday, the drugmaker disclosed a few new legal proceedings.
America’s No. 2 oil producer reported a loss of $725 million Friday amid a challenging oil market.
In a CNBC interview Friday, the billionaire investor weighed in on the U.K.’s possible exit from the European Union this summer.
The global energy giant says lower crude prices and weak refining margins dragged its first-quarter earnings down to $1.8 billion.
The proposal, submitted to the European Commission, is aimed at gaining regulatory approval for AB InBev's $108 billion acquisition of its British rival.
