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Global supply chains gear up for overhaul next year, survey shows

The survey also showed concerns were broader than supply chains, with 51% of respondents saying their expect the environment for international trade to be harder next year

How Binance, FTX deal rocked the Crypto world and later collapsed

On Tuesday, the world's biggest exchange, Binance Holdings Ltd., was set to acquire troubled rival FTX.com. On Wednesday, Binance walked away from the deal citing problems with FTX's finances

US, China meet for climate talks as Xie says door is open on his side

Both men are interested in resuming talks on curbing methane, combating deforestation and accelerating the green transition, according to people familiar with the matter

US midterm: Republicans limp toward house control with Senate still in play

While Democrats have reason to rejoice, the fate of President Joe Biden's legislative agenda still hangs in the balance and the prospect of government gridlock looms

Lakshmi Mittal's brother sued over 'sham' loans to quit bankruptcy

Inauthentic debt worth over £2 billion from "friendly creditors" helped him "swamp" through the required votes from lenders for the payment arrangement, Moorgate's lawyers claim

Vodafone sells stake in its $16 billion Vantage Towers AG to KKR, GIP

The KKR and GIP consortium will eventually own as much as 50% of the joint venture

US midterms: Even without a red wave, this could now be Weimar America

Having ridden to popularity on Trump's coattails, most will support The Donald in his expected rematch against President Joe Biden in two years.

Mastodon struggles to keep up with recent flood of Twitter defectors

Searches for Mastodon spiked on Google following the Twitter acquisition, especially in Europe where the social network is based.

Covid cases in Beijing hit five-month high; Guangzhou district shut

The capital reported 78 new infections Wednesday, the most since May 22

Facebook parent Meta Inc to begin widespread job cuts starting today

The cuts are expected to affect about 10% of the company, which employed more than 87,000 as of Sept. 30, according to Insider.

US midterms: Americans set to deliver verdict on Biden and Democrats

Biden's party is trying to buck history by holding onto their razor thin congressional majorities with the president's remaining legislative agenda hangs in the balance.

Food bills zoom as UK grocery inflation soars to record 14.7%: Report

The jump in prices means the average annual shop is set to rise by £682 ($782) even as consumers contend with rising energy bills as the weather gets colder

Oil prices eases to $98 a barrel as China Covid-19 cases dampen spirits

Brent edged down below $98 a barrel, after losing ground in the week's opening session as China reaffirmed its commitment to its zero Covid-19 strategy

What happens after warming hits 1.5C? A guide to climate overshoot

"The thing that's obviously really important to say is that the 1.5C limit is a political limit," says David Keith, a Harvard University physicist and an adviser to the Climate Overshoot Commission

Imran Khan rejects police report into shooting, says current PM not named

Police in the Punjab province, where the attack took place Thursday, registered a complaint, known as First Information Report. Khan's party rejected it since it doesn't name current PM Shehbaz Sharif

5 habits of successful cos: From thinking long-term to competing fairly

Remember when Facebook was celebrated as an agent of global harmony? Now known as Meta Platforms Inc., it is widely reviled as a poisoner of democracy

Oil drops as China Covid cases spike, dollar gains ahead of midterms

Crude has slumped by about a quarter from its June highs as signs of a global slowdown, tighter monetary policy, and a strong US dollar weighed on prices

Europe's energy crunch will trigger years of shortages and blackouts

Energy security concerns in Europe are driving energy poverty in the emerging world," said Saul Kavonic, an energy analyst at Credit Suisse Group AG

European Union dims hopes for a price cap to contain soaring gas costs

The European Commission presented its analysis of possible actions to contain gas prices at a meeting with representatives of national governments in Brussels on Monday

Why Musk's takeover of Twitter and the layoffs will shrink free speech

Musk's vision for Twitter is not particularly complex. He views it as a software platform first, and only then as a social network