International Banks Put Russian Sanctions Into Action
British banking group HSBC, France's Societe Generale and South Korean lenders are winding down relationships with a host of Russian banks, as they put Western sanctions against Russia into practice.
International Banks, Funds And Exchanges Put Russian Sanctions Into Action
Banks around the world were winding down relationships with a host of Russian banks as they put Western sanctions against Russia into practice, while funds and exchanges also pulled back and Citigroup disclosed billions of dollars of exposure.
Trenches And Molotov Cocktails: Kyiv Digs In For War
Trenches and Molotov cocktails: Kyiv digs in for war
U.S., Allies Weigh Oil Reserves Release As IEA To Meet - Sources
The United States and its allies are weighing an oil reserve release amid soaring prices and concern about supplies after Russia invaded Ukraine, an OPEC+ source and a senior industry source told Reuters.
U.S., Allies Weigh Oil Reserves Release Following Russia's Invasion Of Ukraine - Sources
The United States and its allies are weighing an oil reserve release amid soaring prices and concern about supplies after Russia invaded Ukraine, an OPEC+ source and a senior industry source told Reuters.
U.S., Allies Weigh Oil Reserves Release After Ukraine Invasion -sources
The United States and its allies are weighing a coordinated release of oil reserves amid soaring prices and tightening supplies after Russia invaded Ukraine, an OPEC+ source and a senior industry source told Reuters.
Exclusive-MSCI Says Removing Russia From Indexes 'Natural Next Step'
Russia's stock market is "uninvestable" after stringent new Western sanctions and central bank curbs on trading, making a removal of Russian listings from indexes a "natural next step", a top executive at equity index provider MSCI said on Monday.
Business World Gets Fresh Prod To Prepare For Physical Climate Risk
As investors and businesses increasingly pledge to cut their carbon emissions, scientists on Monday offered a fresh warning about the need to better understand and plan for the physical damage caused by global warming.
UN Urged To Tackle Plastic Trash 'Epidemic' With Treaty
UN urged to tackle plastic trash 'epidemic' with treaty
'No Future': Rostov's Young Overcome Fear To Protest Ukraine War
'No future': Rostov's young overcome fear to protest Ukraine war
Boring To 'Historic': The Awakening Of Germany's Olaf Scholz
Boring to 'historic': the awakening of Germany's Olaf Scholz
Olympics-IOC Recommends Banning Russian, Belarusian Athletes From International Events
The International Olympic Committee's executive board has recommended sports federations to ban Russian and Belarusian athletes and officials from competing in events following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Mothers, Babies Shelter In Basement Of Children's Hospital In Kyiv
In the dingy basement of Ohmatdyt Children's Hospital in Kyiv, mothers and babies find what comfort they can on makeshift beds and blankets laid out on either side of the concrete aisle.
Turkish Opposition Parties Promise To Slash Presidential Powers
Six Turkish opposition parties set out a joint plan on Monday to slash presidential powers and strengthen the role of parliament if they win the next election.
Exclusive-Biden Sends Former Top Defense Officials To Taiwan In Show Of Support
U.S. President Joe Biden will send a delegation of former senior defense and security officials to Taiwan on Monday, a senior official of his administration said, a sign of support for the island claimed by China after Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Looming FATF Decision On Dirty Money List Poses Risks For UAE
A global financial crime watchdog will decide this week whether the United Arab Emirates has made enough progress to avoid landing on a 'grey' watchlist, a designation which risks reputational damage to the Middle East's business hub.
African Govts Seek To Help Nationals Flee War In Ukraine
African govts seek to help nationals flee war in Ukraine
Russian Warships Curb Tilts Turkey To West, Risks Russia's Ire
Turkey's pledge to block some Russian warships from passing through its waters to the Black Sea during the Ukraine crisis could help repair its ties with NATO, even as it risks reprisals from Moscow.
Ukraine Crisis Rattles U.N. Climate Report Proceedings
As scientists readied for Monday's release of a sobering United Nations climate report, some worried it would be overshadowed by Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Airbus Hits Back At Qatar With $220 Million A350 Claim
Airbus hit back in an escalating dispute with Qatar Airways over A350 jets on Monday, asking a British judge to award $220 million in damages over two undelivered airliners.
U.S. Targets Russia's Central Bank In Latest Sanctions Action
The United States on Monday blocked Americans from engaging in any transactions involving Russia's central bank, dealing a crushing blow to the country's economy in further punishment of Moscow over its invasion of Ukraine.
U.S. Slaps Sanctions On Russia's Central Bank, Threatens More Action
The United States on Monday imposed sanctions on Russia's central bank and other sources of wealth, dealing a crushing blow to the country's economy and further punishing Moscow over its invasion of Ukraine.
Ukrainians Face Long Wait At Borders As Officials Seek To Ease Bottlenecks
Poland sought to ease passage into the European Union on Monday for around quarter of a million Ukrainians waiting at European border crossings in freezing conditions after fleeing the Russian invasion of their country.
Freezing Weather And Border Bottlenecks As Ukrainians Flee War
Poland sought to ease passage into the European Union on Monday for around quarter of a million Ukrainians waiting at European border crossings in freezing conditions after fleeing the Russian invasion of their country.
Google, Facebook, Twitter Must Combat Ukraine Fake News - Polish, Baltic Leaders
Alphabet unit Google and its subsidiary YouTube, Facebook and Twitter must do more to tackle disinformation related to Russia's invasion of Ukraine, the premiers of Poland, Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia said.
TD Bank To Buy U.S. Lender First Horizon For $13.4 Billion In Its Biggest-ever Deal
Toronto-Dominion Bank Group will buy First Horizon Corp for $13.4 billion in cash to expand its footprint in the southeastern United States, the banks said on Monday, in a record acquisition for the Canadian lender.
TD Expands In U.S. With $13.4 Billion First Horizon Purchase In Its Biggest-ever Deal
Toronto-Dominion Bank Group said on Monday it will buy First Horizon Corp for $13.4 billion in cash to expand its footprint in the southeastern United States, as the Canadian lender bets on rapid population growth in the region with its record acquisition.
Futures Slide As West Ratchets Up Sanctions Against Russia
U.S. stock index futures dropped on Monday as investors assessed the fallout from a new set of sanctions imposed by the Western countries on Russia over its invasion of Ukraine.
Banks Weigh On Wall St After New Russia Sanctions
Wall Street's main indexes headed lower on Monday, with bank stocks leading the drop, after the West hit Russia with unprecedented sanctions following its invasion of Ukraine.
Dow, S&P 500 Drop 1% After Major Sanctions Against Russia
Wall Street's main indexes slid in volatile trading on Monday, with bank stocks leading the drop as investors digested powerful Western sanctions against Russia.