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Namibia’s Oil Riches May Require Large Developments Mirroring Guyana’s, TotalEnergies CEO Says
Namibia’s oil potential could one day match Guyana, where big discoveries have sparked an economic transformation and set the world’s biggest companies jostling for position.
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Drop in BOJ’s Bond Holdings Gives Market Taste of Quantitative Tightening
Investors in Japanese government bonds have already had a taste of quantitative tightening by the nation’s central bank.
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Stellar Blade Half-Second Input Delay Due to ‘Game’s Style of Animation’, Says Director
Parrying is the price that must be paid
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Why the US Election Isn’t About Foreign Policy
On the new Bloomberg podcast Voternomics, historian Niall Ferguson says independent voters aren’t paying attention to the Middle East or college campuses.
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Saving Gaza Hostages Matters More Than Killing Hamas Leaders
After a joint plea from the US and 17 other nations focusing on Hamas, Israel should lean into a deal.
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Chinese Stocks Are on a Tear in Hong Kong, the World’s Best-Performing Index This Month
Chinese stocks listed in Hong Kong are poised for their best week versus mainland peers in more than two years as investors snap up cheap shares of major technology companies.
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Turkey’s Erdogan Will Meet With Biden at White House in May
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan will meet with President Joe Biden at the White House on May 9, according to people familiar with the matter.
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BHP Seeks to Break Mining’s M&A Curse with Thorny Anglo Deal
The last time BHP Group took a swing at another major miner, it was Rio Tinto Plc back in 2007. That could have been a blockbuster $150 billion takeover, but with metals prices crashing as the financial crisis took hold and with China signaling its discontent, the plan crumbled.
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Hong Kong Home Prices Rise for First Time in 11 Months After Curbs Scrapped
Hong Kong home prices rose for the first time in almost a year in March as the city’s removal of property curbs revived sales.
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Meituan to Debut in Riyadh as Expansion Beyond China Quickens
Meituan is planning to launch its international food-delivery platform in Saudi Arabia’s capital, making its first move outside of greater China as growth slows in its home market.
