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TotalEnergies SE expanded its footprint in Namibia, one of Africa's most active oil exploration hotspots, by adding another license....

Telehealth firm offers obesity pill for a starting price of $49....

Religious chatbots may be gaining popularity. But a prophet with a subscription model is just a salesperson, Bloomberg Opinion columnist Catherine Thorbecke says. (Source: Bloomberg)...

For years, chasing momentum on the stock market has been a winning strategy. It's come asunder in the past week....

Zimbabwe, after years of talks with the International Monetary Fund, has secured a 10-month staff-monitored program, a crucial step toward clearing billions of dollars in debt arrears....

Gold Fields Ltd. said profit last year likely almost tripled as the miner benefited from bullion's record-breaking rally....

Greek power grid operator IPTO will use a coming €1 billion capital increase to advance major domestic and international projects, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Manousos Manousakis said....

Europe's quest for sovereignty in critical infrastructure like power grids and digital networks risks unsustainable asset-price growth in the sector as cash continues to pour in, according to one of Europe's largest private equity firms....

France's exports to the US of signature products including champagne and perfume slumped at the end of last year, weighed by President Donald Trump's tariffs and a weaker dollar....

PB Fintech Ltd., is expected to revive a major fundraising plan that had been paused over shareholder pushback, after completing consultations with existing shareholders and prospective investors, according to people familiar with the matter....

Poland is considering another international debt sale during the first quarter, eyeing a dollar bond after its record issue of yen-denominated notes, according to a senior government official....

Brazilian billionaire David Feffer is best known for helming pulp and paper empire Suzano SA, a family-run industrial group that traces its roots back more than a century. Now he's applying his executive chops to a novel philanthropic venture: contemporary photography....

For years, gun owners have been suing Sig Sauer for alleged design defects in its flagship handgun, the P320. The company's solution is to ban the lawsuits....

Kuaishou Technology was fined 119.1 million yuan ($17.2 million) by Beijing regulators for hosting pornographic content on its video platform....

TK Elevator's private equity owners have selected banks for top roles on an initial public offering in Frankfurt of the company, which could be one of the largest in Europe in years, people familiar with the matter said....

Australia's central bank chief Michele Bullock strode into a committee room in Parliament House on Friday morning primed to explain what's causing the inflation that forced this week's interest-rate hike — the world's first of 2026....

Indian bonds fell as an absence of any fresh liquidity measures in the central bank's policy decision on Friday disappointed traders, even as the government's record borrowing weighs on the market. The rupee also fell....

The nomination of Kevin Warsh to be the next chair of the Federal Reserve obviously has big implications for markets. But it also comes with some interesting sociological questions too. What role does the Fed chair actually play in setting monetary policy? How do they communicate -- and influence -- members of the Fed board? How do they communicate to markets? What happens when someone who's been advocating major regime change at the central bank is now running it? And how do they balance independence with politics? In this episode we speak with Richard Clarida, former Fed vice-chair and now global economic advisor to Pimco. We talk about what a Fed chair actually does and what we know about Warsh's policy stances so far, as well as why Clarida thinks there may be more volatility in the bond market as a result. (Source: Bloomberg)...

Prime Minister Viktor Orban scrapped his government's fiscal target for next year, saying he had no plans to consolidate the budget after Hungary's election in two months....