The developer of an energy project linked to Malaysia's king, Sultan Ibrahim Iskandar, says it could attract 144 billion ringgit ($35 billion) worth of investment from global investors in the long term and help support the nation's economy.
One of Rachel Reeves' first moves on becoming Chancellor of the Exchequer was to give greater power to Britain's budget watchdog. Little more than a year later, prominent members of her own Labour Party want to curtail it.
Airlines across the world canceled hundreds of flights and scrambled to adjust schedules, as a major Airbus SE software glitch threatened to derail a crucial holiday travel season.
Sergey Brin gave away more than $1.1 billion worth of Alphabet Inc. stock this week, with most of the money going to a nonprofit the Google co-founder created.
Regulators in Puerto Rico tentatively approved a contentious deal with billionaire Wes Edens' New Fortress Energy Inc. to supply liquefied natural gas to the US territory.
Northwestern University has reached a deal with the Trump administration to restore hundreds of millions of dollars in research funding and close all pending federal investigations, while paying the government $75 million over three years.
President Donald Trump spoke with Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro last week and the two discussed a possible meeting, according to the New York Times, as the US ramps up pressure on Caracas ahead of potential military strikes.
The resignation of Volodymyr Zelenskiy's chief of staff leaves the Ukrainian president deprived of his most important adviser at a critical moment in the fight against the Russian invasion.
Nigerian central bank Governor Olayemi Cardoso hinted that policymakers could resume interest-rate cuts next year, provided inflation continues to cool as expected.
