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agoIndia's Odisha state approves corporate investments worth $475 millionIndia's Odisha state on Tuesday approved 23 industrial projects worth 45.74 billion rupees ($475.29 million) in investment by companies across sectors including information technology, textiles, pharmaceuticals and chemicals.
India's Odisha state on Tuesday approved 23 industrial projects worth 45.74 billion rupees ($475.29 million) in investment by companies across sectors including information technology, textiles, pharmaceuticals and chemicals.
agoCanada's CPP taps foreign investors to grow C$100 billion bond programCanada's biggest pension fund, CPP Investments, is tapping large foreign investors from central banks to insurance companies to grow its bond program, the pension fund's Head of Total Fund Management Manroop Jhooty said.
Canada's biggest pension fund, CPP Investments, is tapping large foreign investors from central banks to insurance companies to grow its bond program, the pension fund's Head of Total Fund Management Manroop Jhooty said.
Commentarycategory agoMorning Bid: Tariff repriseWhat matters in U.S. and global markets today
What matters in U.S. and global markets today
Businesscategory agoEXCLUSIVEEXCLUSIVE Boeing asks US to intervene over record EU loan to AirbusBoeing has asked the U.S. government to press the European Union for transparency over a €3 billion ($3.43 billion) loan package to Airbus, resurfacing potential trade tensions after the two sides extended a tariff truce over jet subsidies.
Boeing has asked the U.S. government to press the European Union for transparency over a €3 billion ($3.43 billion) loan package to Airbus, resurfacing potential trade tensions after the two sides extended a tariff truce over jet subsidies.
Businesscategory agoEuro zone banks tighten credit access on war fearsEuro zone banks tightened access to credit in the second quarter over geopolitical instability fears, and they expect further tightening in the current quarter, the European Central Bank's quarterly Bank Lending Survey showed on Tuesday.
Euro zone banks tightened access to credit in the second quarter over geopolitical instability fears, and they expect further tightening in the current quarter, the European Central Bank's quarterly Bank Lending Survey showed on Tuesday.
Worldcategory agoThames Water creditors propose 'golden share' to avoid nationalisationThames Water's senior creditors said they were working on a materially improved rescue deal, which could include a 'golden share' for government, to try to avoid the water company being taken into public ownership by Britain's new prime minister.
Thames Water's senior creditors said they were working on a materially improved rescue deal, which could include a 'golden share' for government, to try to avoid the water company being taken into public ownership by Britain's new prime minister.
agoIndia's SBI Funds ends 6.2% higher on debut as investors bet on industry growthSBI Funds Management ended 6.2% higher in its stock market debut on Tuesday, valuing the firm at nearly $13 billion, as investors bet on growth in the country's $853 billion asset management industry.
SBI Funds Management ended 6.2% higher in its stock market debut on Tuesday, valuing the firm at nearly $13 billion, as investors bet on growth in the country's $853 billion asset management industry.
Worldcategory agoUK borrows less in June but fiscal challenge for Burnham remains hugeBritain's government borrowed £16 billion ($21.51 billion) in June, a third less than in the same month last year, according to official data which nonetheless showed the scale of the fiscal challenge facing new Prime Minister Andy Burnham.
Britain's government borrowed £16 billion ($21.51 billion) in June, a third less than in the same month last year, according to official data which nonetheless showed the scale of the fiscal challenge facing new Prime Minister Andy Burnham.