German Top Court Rejects Challenge to Energy Windfall Levy
Germany’s top court rejected a suit targeting a levy that harvested part of the huge profits renewable-energy producers made ...
Swiss Bourse CEO Departs in Surprise Move, Sibbern Takes Helm
The Chief Executive Officer of the Swiss stock exchange, Jos Dijsselhof, is stepping down after seven years in charge.
ECB May Be Able to Cut Rates Gradually, Wunsch Tells Nikkei
The European Central Bank may be able to keep cutting interest rates as inflation eases and could ultimately lower them to ...
Top African Fund Manager Backs Grit’s $100 Million Property Push
Africa’s biggest pension fund is backing Grit Real Estate Income Group Ltd.’s $100 million capital-raising push for the property company’s real estate unit on the continent.
SAIC’s Maxus Joins BYD in Pushing Suppliers for 10% Price Cut
SAIC Motor Corp.’s Maxus brand has joined market leader BYD Co. in seeking a 10% price cut from suppliers, another sign China ...
Zambian Inflation Surges as Power Tariffs Increased by 115%
Zambia’s annual inflation rate jumped to its highest level in three years in November as the nation’s worst drought in more ...
RBA’s Bullock Says Inflation Is ‘Too High’ to Consider Rate Cuts
Australia’s core inflation is “too high” to consider interest-rate cuts in the near term, Reserve Bank Governor Michele ...
Uniper Raises Outlook for This Year After Settling Legal Cases
Uniper SE increased its earnings forecast for 2024 after the German utility settled long-running legal disputes.