Central bankers across central Europe have doubled down on their hawkish policy messages in the past two weeks in a bid to persuade investors to ditch bets that they will soon begin an easing cycle, and their message is starting to gain traction.
Paramount Global is exploring selling a majority stake in its online learning service for children, Noggin, the Wall Street Journal reported on Friday, citing people familiar with the situation.
Airbus deliveries fell by 11% on an industrial basis to 127 jets in the first quarter, underscoring pressure on global supply chains, industry sources told Reuters.
Tech giant Alibaba is seeking companies to test its Tongyi Qianwen AI chatbot, business publication STAR Market Daily reported on Friday, joining the rush to emulate the explosive success of ChatGPT.
The bankruptcy filing by Richard Branson's Virgin Orbit Holdings Inc has dealt a blow to Japan's hopes of building a domestic space industry, with plans for a Kyushu-based spaceport designed to attract tourism on hold for lack of funding.
The United Nations food agency's world price index fell in March for a 12th consecutive month, and is now down 20.5% from a record high hit one year ago following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
South Korea on Friday said it will provide 7 trillion won ($5.32 billion) in financial support for its battery makers seeking to invest in infrastructure in North America over the next five years to help firms cope with the U.S. Inflation Reduction Act.
German companies active in eastern European have called on the government in Berlin to take on more risk and provide increased security for business in Ukraine, particularly for transport.
ValueAct Capital criticised Seven & i Holdings on Friday for having failed to provide clear answers to key questions about the Japanese retail giant's strategy, building up tension ahead of its annual shareholders meeting.
Icelandair Group HF said on Friday it signed a provisional deal to purchase 13 of European planemaker Airbus SE's latest A321XLR single-aisle jet, with deliveries slated to begin in 2029.
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