UK risks ‘trashing relationship’ with Europe, says Siemens boss
Britain is at risk of "trashing its fabulous relationship" with the rest of Europe because of its failure to secure a Brexit deal, a top businessman says.
China economy: Manufacturing sector returns to growth in March
China's manufacturing sector saw a surprise return to growth in March following government efforts to boost the economy.
Japan Extends Insurance to Cover Imports of Oil from Iran
Japan will continue loading crude cargoes from Iran after it extended a state-backed insurance to cover imports of oil.
13% of the world’s companies are ‘zombies.’ That’s not healthy
The past decade of ultra-low interest rates has spawned the rise of "zombie" companies.
Nissan boss was too powerful report finds
Too much authority was given to former Nissan chairman Carlos Ghosn, an external panel of experts has found.
Weather Channel sued for $125m over storm chase death
A mother has filed a $125m (£95m) lawsuit against the Weather Channel over her son's death in a car collision in Texas on 28 March 2017.
Iran’s oil exports drop ahead of US waivers decision
Iran’s oil exports so far in March are down from January and February to average around 1 million bpd-1.1 million bpd ahead of the US decision to extend or deny new waivers, Reuters reported Thursday.
Iran Registers STFI Mechanism Commensurate with INSTEX
A mechanism similar to the European Union’s mechanism for trade with Iran (the Instrument in Support of Trade Exchanges or INSTEX) was registered by Tehran.
World’s most expensive cities revealed
Paris has come top of a ranking of the world's most expensive cities, alongside Hong Kong and Singapore.
Huge aluminium plants hit by cyber-attack
One of the world's biggest aluminium producers has switched to manual operations at its smelting facilities following a cyber-attack.
