Mercedes-Benz to share South Africa factory with Great Wall Motor?
Mercedes-Benz strives to ensure that all its production sites remain globally competitive, are on an optimal operating point, and are adapted to new requirements whenever
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JPMorgan flags stress: Private credit industry marked down
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon reportedly told investors in the first week of March 2026 about the lender being "more prudent in lending" against software assets
Talent fight intensifies in Asia-Pacific’s banking industry
Since August 2025, Citigroup has been steadily adding key talent for its investment banking business in Asia
What’s next for Bank Indonesia? Analysts predict
Dollar strength and weak sentiment are weighing more on the rupiah now, and Bank Indonesia could see scope to defend the 17,000 level strongly
Claude opens storefront as new marketplace launches for AI tools
Companies that have built products using the Claude model family can register interest
Data breach leaves data of healthcare venture TriZetto’s 3.4 million customers exposed
The data breach included names, dates of birth, social security numbers, and health insurance member numbers
Gulf oil giants adapt to Strait of Hormuz crisis
Aramco has reportedly offered more than four million barrels of Saudi crude in rare tenders to keep the oil flow going into the global market
UBS keeps CEO Sergio Ermotti’s compensation at USD 19 million amid clash with government
Sergio Ermotti was brought back by UBS' Chairman Colm Kelleher, immediately after the bank agreed to acquire Credit Suisse in a government-brokered rescue deal
Looking to combat sales slump, BYD launches Blade Battery 2.0
BYD saw its total vehicle sales fall 35.8% year on year to 400,241 units in the first two months of 2026
Made in Europe’ proposals: Nissan automobile industry expresses concern
Nissan's Sunderland site is the largest car factory in Europe, employing 6,000 people and capable of producing 600,000 cars annually