Australia’s home prices fall for a fifth month, more trouble ahead
Latest figures from property consultant Cotality showed national home prices falling 0.9% in August from July, when they dropped 1.2%
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G20 meet: Saudi finance minister sounds caution over global economy’s health
Mohammed Al-Jadaan's comments came against the backdrop of a renewed flare-up in the military conflict between the United States and Iran
Major shift in Microsoft’s financial reporting as Azure finds mention for first time
Azure had USD 29.4 billion in sales in its most recently ended quarter and USD 101.9 billion in sales in its most recent fiscal year
Arada bets USD 7 billion on ‘New Damascus’ as Gulf capital moves into Syria
The agreement represents Arada’s first project in Syria and one of the largest foreign real estate investments announced in the post-war era
BP appoints Ian Tyler as permanent Chair after Albert Manifold’s controversial exit
Amanda Blanc, BP's senior independent director, will not seek re-election at 2027's AGM and will step down once a successor for her has been found
Honda, Nissan to roll out joint vehicle software in 2029 amid cost cuts
Japanese auto industry is facing a huge crisis, as the trade warfare between the US and Canada makes the North American market a dangerous proposition
AI’s rapid advance threatens global financial stability, says key watchdog
FSB Chair Andrew Bailey said AI systems were acquiring sophisticated problem-solving abilities and the capacity to exploit software vulnerabilities
Setback for Swiss government as parliamentary panel approves UBS capital concessions
Lawmakers tried to balance protecting taxpayers against the Swiss bank's concerns that tougher capital rules could undermine its competitiveness
Ad sales practices: Amazon faces music as FTC, US states sue tech giant
The FTC has accused the tech giant of illegally raising prices for advertisers by surreptitiously raising the minimum price required to place ads
UBS capital rules: Swiss lawmakers set to send watered-down bill to parliament
Lawmakers are trying to balance the need to protect taxpayers with UBS' concerns that tougher capital requirements could undermine its competitiveness