New law restricts firms from releasing real-time data, which is a big concern for trading companies and logistics managers trying to follow supply chain movements

IMF said talks in Washington on a 'credible and coherent' economic strategy had been fruitful

Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce warns that totalitarian China built bases in the South China Sea after vowing never to do that. US to expedite plan to build an embassy in Honiara

Concern about rate hikes and war in Ukraine spurred investors to withdraw $15.2 billion, the biggest weekly amount since December 15, according to Refinitiv-Lipper data.

Britain and India are looking to ramp up business with a bilateral free-trade deal before the end of the year plus closer defence ties

The London-listed company is in joint talks with Chinese state-run oil companies CNOOC, CNPC and Sinopec over its 27.5% holding

Musk said he has lined up $46.5 billion in debt and equity financing to buy Twitter and was considering taking his offer directly to shareholders.

Ghosn was arrested in Japan but fled the country hidden in a musical instrument box. Two people were convicted of aiding his escape

Pentagon officials were impressed by SpaceX's swift effort to block an electro-magnetic attack by Russia that aimed to jam its Starlink satellite internet service for people in Ukraine

Risk of secondary sanctions over Moscow's invasion of Ukraine keeps UnionPay from cooperating with sanctioned Russian banks

Japan's biggest oil refiner Eneos Holdings has no plans to buy Russian crude until all problems related to the Ukraine crisis are over

As most shipments were contracted before the invasion of Ukraine, any cut to Russian oil purchases due to worries about sanctions would only be reflected in data due for release in May