Orsted, a Danish wind farm developer, saw its stock decline sharply on Monday after requesting 60 billion crowns ($9.4 billion) from shareholders. This move aims to strengthen its finances amidst US President Donald Trump’s opposition to wind power.The offshore wind industry, already grappling with increased costs due to high inflation and…
According to a Reuters report, India’s largest consumer market is witnessing a surge in calls to shun US brands…
The US government stirred up quite a bit of chaos in the global gold market recently by suggesting that…
US stocks gained on Friday, setting the three major indexes on course to finish the week higher.The Dow Jones…
Iraq is seizing the opportunity presented by reduced Russian crude exports, utilising its strong infrastructure and desirable medium-sour crude…
Under Armour shares fell as much as 21% to $5.25 in early trading on Friday after the sportswear maker…
The Trump administration is preparing to launch initial public offerings for mortgage finance giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac…
The stock market’s recent rally may be nearing a pause as signs of slowing US economic growth emerge, according…
The Bank of England (BOE) lowered interest rates by 25 basis points to 4% on Thursday, the lowest level…