Michael Schumacher’s family taking legal action over A.I. interview
Schumacher suffered a brain injury in a skiing accident in December 2013, and his family have guarded his privacy since with updates on his recovery kept to a minimum.
China’s central bank expects ‘U-shaped’ recovery in consumer prices
The People’s Bank of China said it’s not expecting inflation or deflation to become a significant problem for China.
UK inflation is just not going down as cost of living crisis offers ‘no respite’
U.K. inflation remained stubbornly in double digits in March, driven largely by soaring food prices, as the country’s cost-of-living crisis showed little sign of abating.
Ukraine’s corn and wheat exports are set to plummet. Here’s what that means for the world’s food supply
Restrictions on grain exports from Ukraine caused food prices to rise, but the global picture is much more complex.
Overwhelming majority of Gen Z workers would quit their jobs over company values, LinkedIn data says
Company values are increasingly important to employees, and can be deciding factors for those considering quitting or choosing a new job, LinkedIn says.
Nokia shares slide after it misses quarterly profit estimates
Finnish telecoms giant Nokia on Thursday posted quarterly operating profit that fell short of market expectations.
Toyota reveals two more electric cars for China
Toyota this week began taking orders for its first electric sedan in China, and announced two more models are set to come to the local market next year.
Renault revenues rise 30% in the first quarter on higher sales and prices
Boosted by the launch of models including the electric version of Megane, Arkana and Austral, Renault posted a 14.1% increase in sales over the period.
Australia’s central bank to get new rate-setting board under review shake up
Importantly for market confidence, the new Monetary Policy Board would retain its independence from government and its flexible inflation target of 2% to 3%.
China regulators plan new bond market rules, will coordinate more after turmoil, sources say
The turmoil highlighted how regulatory action in China can come with little warning and in a seemingly arbitrary manner.
