ECB’s Lagarde Urges Europe to Negotiate, Not Retaliate on Trade
European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde suggested European Union might be in a better position if it talks with the ...
Ex-President Jokowi’s Son-in-Law Wins Governor Vote in Indonesia
Joko Widodo’s son-in-law won a regional gubernatorial election in Indonesia, becoming the latest of the popular former ...
Foreigners Flee Indonesian Stocks as Strong Dollar Dents Appeal
Foreign investors are growing wary of Indonesian stocks, with equity outflows reaching the 15th straight session, as a ...
Heineken Plans Gulf’s First Large-Scale Brewery in Dubai
Dubai is poised to get the Gulf’s first large-scale brewery as a Heineken NV joint venture plans to start producing popular ...
The World’s Biggest Buyers of Gold Are Now Among East European Central Banks
Earlier this year, the Czech Republic’s central bank chief flew to London to have a look at a swelling stack of gold bars ...
Billionaire Grifols Family’s Woes in Focus After Brookfield Exit
For Spain’s billionaire Grifols family, which turned a blood-collection business into one of the world’s largest medical ...
Keir Starmer Will Need to Choose a Side on Assisted Dying
Martin Ivens is the editor of the Times Literary Supplement. Previously, he was editor of the Sunday Times of London and its ...
Britain’s Real Black Hole Is the HS2 Money Pit
Matthew Brooker is a Bloomberg Opinion columnist covering business and infrastructure. Formerly, he was an editor for ...
Are Women Taken Less Seriously in the Workplace?
On this episode of In the City, we discuss whether female leaders are taken less seriously than their male counterparts, and ...