London Stock Exchange Says Russian Sanctions Will Have Minimal Impact
The London Stock Exchange Group said on Thursday that applying financial sanctions on Russia following Moscow's invasion of Ukraine would have only a minor impact on its business as it suspended more Russian listings.
Deals Over Dividends: Ladbrokes Owner Entain Saves Cash For Acquisitions
Entain will use excess cash on acquisitions this year rather than shareholder payouts, the British gambling firm said on Thursday, as it reported higher annual earnings boosted by the popularity of online betting during lockdowns.
Amazon Calls For Dialogue With India's Future Amid Raging Legal Dispute
Amazon.com Inc on Thursday proposed a dialogue with its warring partner Future Group to end legal battles over a contractual dispute that has soured relations between the two sides.
Amazon, India's Future Agree To Talks, Aim To Resolve Bitter Legal Dispute
Amazon.com Inc and India's second-largest retailer Future Group have agreed to talks, seeking to resolve legal wrangles at the heart of a battle for supremacy in the country's vast retail sector.
Amazon And India's Future Agree To Talks After The U.S. Retailer Offers Olive Branch
Amazon.com Inc and India's second-largest retailer Future Group have agreed to talks proposed by the U.S.
Hungary Will Not Veto EU Sanctions On Russia - Orban
Hungary will not veto European Union sanctions against Russia and the unity of the 27-member bloc is paramount given the war in Ukraine, which Hungary condemns unequivocally, Prime Minister Viktor Orban said.
Aluminium Hits Record Top; Oil, Wheat At Multi-year Highs On Supply Woes
Commodity markets extended their bull runs on Thursday, with aluminium, coal and palm oil all hitting new records while crude oil and wheat scaled multi-year highs as Russia's invasion of Ukraine disrupted global raw material flows.
Gas And Aluminium Hit Fresh Records; Oil, Wheat Soar On Supply Turmoil
Commodity prices raced still higher on Thursday as Russia's invasion of Ukraine entered a second week, disrupting global raw material flows and boosting natural gas, coal and aluminium to record peaks, while crude oil and wheat scaled multi-year highs.
Thai Democracy Activists Sign Up To Fight 'Tyranny' In Ukraine
Far-off Thailand might not seem an obvious place for recruits to Ukraine's efforts to raise an international volunteer force to defend against Russia's invasion.
German House Price Rally To Slow But Cheap Money To Keep It Running
Home prices in Germany's booming property market look set to rise sharply again in 2022 and, while the pace will ease in coming years, the increases will still outstrip general inflation, a Reuters poll found.
Almost All Climate-related Corporate Disclosures Are Inadequate, CDP Says
Just 1% of companies who submit climate change-related data to nonprofit environmental disclosure platform CDP provide investors with the information they need to assess whether they have a credible plan for the transition to a low-carbon economy.
Drugmakers, Device Companies Say Sanctions May Hinder Medical Supplies To Russia
Western drugmakers and medical device companies warn their plans to keep selling products to Russia may be complicated by economic sanctions targeting the country and its major banks in punishment over Moscow's invasion of Ukraine.
Terraformation Targets $100 Million For Early Stage Forestry Fund
Terraformation, a forest restoration start-up founded by the former boss of technology company Reddit, is looking to raise $100 million for a fund focused on early-stage projects in developing countries.
Macau Government Extends Casino Licences To December
Casino companies in Macau will have their licences extended by six months, the city's Economy and Finance Secretary said on Thursday, allowing more time for a highly anticipated rebidding process in the world's biggest casino hub.
U.S. Ties With Gulf Partner UAE Are Being Tested, Envoy Says
U.S. ties with the United Arab Emirates are being tested, a senior Emirati diplomat said on Thursday, in a rare admission of strains in their strategic partnership which have been highlighted by Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Musk Invites UAW Union To Hold Vote At Tesla California Factory
Tesla Inc Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk said on Thursday he was inviting labor union United Auto Workers (UAW) to hold a vote at the electric carmaker's California factory.
New Zealand's Ardern Faces Down Frustration Over Pandemic Curbs
New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern sought to cool simmering resentment over the slow unlocking of the country's pandemic restrictions on Thursday, a day after police cleared a weeks-long Canada-style protest outside parliament.
Japan Automakers Join Global Firms In Stopping Production, Exports To Russia
Top Japanese automakers including Toyota were forced to halt production in Russia as Western sanctions that followed its invasion of Ukraine scrambled logistics and cut supply chains, deepening the country's economic isolation.
SocGen, Citi Seek To Cut Russia Exposure, Embraer Halts Parts Supply
French bank Societe Generale said it was working to cut its risks in Russia, fearing Moscow's tit-for-tat response to Western sanctions, while Brazilian planemaker Embraer joined Airbus and Boeing in halting parts supplies to Russian airlines.
Banks, IKEA, Vodka-maker Shun Russia As Corporate Exits Increase
French bank Societe Generale said it was working to cut its risks in Russia, fearing a tit-for-tat response by Moscow to Western sanctions, as more companies from vodka maker Diageo to IKEA suspended business in the country.
Nike, IKEA Close Russian Stores As Sanctions, Trade Restrictions Bite
Sneaker maker Nike and home furnishings firm IKEA shut down stores in Russia on Thursday, as trade restrictions and supply constraints added to political pressure for companies to stop business in Russia because of its invasion of Ukraine.
Japan's JAL, ANA Cancel All Flights To And From Europe On Thursday
Japan Airlines Co Ltd and ANA Holdings Inc said they would cancel all flights to and from Europe on Thursday, citing concerns about safety due to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Japan's JAL, ANA Cancel All Europe Flights On Thursday
Japan Airlines Co Ltd and ANA Holdings Inc said they would cancel all flights to and from Europe on Thursday, citing safety concerns following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Japan's JAL, ANA Cancel Or Reroute Europe Flights Due To Ukraine Crisis
Japan Airlines Co Ltd and ANA Holdings Inc cancelled all flights to and from Europe on Thursday and cancelled or rerouted flights on Friday as well, citing safety concerns following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Mongolia's East-West Balancing Act Buffeted By Russian Invasion Of Ukraine
Russia's invasion of Ukraine and the imposition of tough sanctions on Moscow has put landlocked Mongolia in a tight spot economically and diplomatically
Japan Set To Extend Coronavirus Limits, Ease Border Rules
Japan is set to loosen border controls to allow more people to enter the country, especially students, while extending infection control measures to limit the spread of the coronavirus in several areas, including Tokyo.
Hong Kong Transport Operators, Supermarket Cut Services As COVID Surges
Hong Kong's subway operator, bus and ferry companies, and one of its biggest supermarket chains, are cutting back services due to a worsening COVID-19 outbreak that has seen daily infections explode this year.
U.S. Capitol Riot Panel Says Trump May Have Engaged In 'Criminal Conspiracy'
The congressional committee investigating the Jan.
Oil Jumps, Brent Above $116/bbl As Supply Issues Persist
Oil prices extended their rally on Thursday, with Brent rising above $116 a barrel, as trade disruption and shipping issues from Russian sanctions over the Ukraine crisis sparked supply worries while U.S.
Brent Touches Nine-year High, Supply Issues Roil Oil Markets
Oil prices extended their rally on Thursday, with Brent rising above $118 a barrel as trade disruption and shipping issues from Russian sanctions over the Ukraine crisis sparked supply worries, while U.S.