Clashes rock W.Bank as Palestinian attacker killed in Israel
Proxy advisers Glass Lewis and ISS have recommended Credit Suisse's shareholders vote against discharging the bank's board and management from liability for the 2020 financial year at its annual general meeting on April 29.
Macron defends pensions shift as French campaign brawl heats up
European perfume- and cosmetics-makers face shortages of paper, glass, and some key oils and alcohols, as Russia's invasion of Ukraine adds further disruptions to the supply chains for beauty products, driving prices higher amid robust demand.
In the final hours of 2021 Airbus officially delivered two A350s to Russia's Aeroflot, helping the jetmaker meet annual delivery targets.
U.S. President Joe Biden unveiled plans on Tuesday to extend the availability of higher biofuel blends of gasoline during the summer to curb soaring fuel costs and to cut reliance on foreign energy sources.
As EU eyes stopping Russian gas imports, Israel sees an opening
Britain's Deliveroo said on Tuesday that consumer spending could slow for the remainder of the year after the food delivery firm reported higher order values for the first quarter.
Crisis-hit Sri Lanka defaults on foreign debt
Optimism among fund managers over global economic growth has hit an all-time low while concerns of possible stagflation have risen to the highest since August 2008, a monthly survey by investment bank BoFA Securities showed on Tuesday.
The weak yen was once a cause for celebration for Japanese companies, as they could sell cars and cameras cheaper abroad and enjoyed fatter profits when earnings were brought home.
South Korea's SK Group said on Tuesday it was mulling investments in small-sized nuclear reactors and that one of the candidates was TerraPower, a U.S.
U.S. investor Capital Group sold big stakes in Germany's two top banks - Deutsche Bank and Commerzbank - a person familiar with the matter said, dealing a blow to both lenders as they seek to rebuild investor confidence.
EasyJet said it was yet to see an easing of crew sickness that is causing it to cancel flights and disrupt the Easter plans of thousands of travellers, but it was confident it would be able to return to a near pre-pandemic schedule this summer.
Telecoms equipment maker Nokia is pulling out of the Russian market, its CEO told Reuters, going a step further than rival Ericsson, which said on Monday it was indefinitely suspending its business in the country.
Sri Lanka will temporarily suspend foreign debt payments to avoid a hard default, the central bank governor said on Tuesday, with its limited foreign reserves required for imports of essential items such as fuel.
From Denmark to Portugal, Europe ups effort to quit Russian gas
Russia closes in on Mariupol as part of eastern Ukraine offensive
In new shake-up, French politics fragments into three blocs
'Silent pain' of Algerians banished by France to the Pacific
Syrians aid Ukrainians in ties forged by war
US stocks fall on latest hot inflation report; oil prices rise
US orders non-essential consulate staff to leave Shanghai
Meta tests sale of virtual goods in metaverse
Philippine volunteers in door-to-door blitz for top Marcos Jr rival
Asian shares were down while the U.S. dollar held strong on Tuesday, as Treasury yields spiked to a three year high ahead of U.S.
Global equities reversed earlier gains on Tuesday, while U.S.
World stocks slipped to their lowest levels in almost a month, the dollar held firm and selling again gripped the world's biggest bond markets on Tuesday ahead of data expected to show annual U.S.
The dollar index held firm on Tuesday, supported by high U.S.
Analysts said they expected very high U.S. inflation would reinforce expectations of aggressive Federal Reserve tightening.
