Washington is preparing to announce new terms for Venezuelan oil.…
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The sovereign fund completed its purchase of the diversified utilities group, which holds assets in 26 countries, in the latest of a string of acquisitions that also includes AD Ports and Modon.…
Harsh Garg, who runs M&A strategy for a US industrial-tech firm and co-founded a Kickstarter-backed start-up, on discipline, diversified investing, and why skills outlast money.…
As lenders put AI at the core of payments and service, a DIFC report warns of a 170 billion dollar hit to profits without transformation, even as recent outages show why resilience now matters as much as speed.…
The United States will launch a formal investigation into the European Union’s trade practices, President Donald Trump announced on Friday, accusing the bloc of unfairly imposing billions of dollars in penalties on Google, Apple and other American technology companies. The move came…
Hungary’s Prosecutor General has resigned under mounting pressure from Prime Minister Péter Magyar, who has been working to remove key officials appointed during Viktor Orbán’s years in power. In his statement, Gábor Bálint Nagy said he was stepping down to protect the…
The world’s population of high-net-worth individuals grew by almost two million in 2025, and their combined fortune rose 8.7 percent to a record $98.3 trillion (€86.2 trillion), the biggest annual jump since 2018, according to Capgemini’s World Wealth Report. The global count…
Montenegro supports new safeguards designed to stop future EU members from backsliding on the rule of law and democratic standards, but only if those measures rest on objective criteria for judging systemic breaches, the country’s ambassador to the bloc has told Euronews.…
Fuel costs are once again dominating the debate in Italy, with prices in Milan and along the country’s motorways pushing above €2.60 a litre. Opposition parties and consumer groups are warning of the strain on households and businesses, while Prime Minister Giorgia…
The largest expansion in the history of the European Union took place in 2004, when 10 mainly eastern and central European countries realised long-held ambitions of joining the bloc. Many were emerging from decades of communist rule, carrying hopes that home-grown businesses…
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