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TotalEnergies’ Profit Drops Less Than Expected on Resilient Oil
TotalEnergies SE reported a smaller-than-expected drop in first-quarter profit as a resilient oil market partly offset lower gas prices.
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HK Stocks Eye Turnaround With Best Week in 12 Years: In Charts
Chinese stocks are having a stunning week with the Hang Seng Index on track for its best week since 2011.
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Anglo Rejects BHP Takeover Proposal as Significantly Undervalued
Anglo American Plc has rejected a $39 billion takeover proposal from BHP Group, saying it significantly undervalues the company.
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Singapore Hedge Fund APS Says Founder to Step Down as CIO
APS Asset Management Pte founder Kok-Hoi Wong is preparing to step down as chief investment officer of the Singapore-based hedge fund in the coming year.
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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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Facebook Scams Demand Stricter Online Rules, Japan Lawmaker Says
Japan must implement laws to better regulate companies like Meta Platforms Inc. when they fail to address social media scams, the head of the ruling party’s digital promotion working group said.
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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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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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