Poland’s ruling nationalists take a turn further to the right in new cabinet lineup
Poland's ruling nationalists have appointed an ultra-conservative education chief in a new cabinet lineup.
Canada’s economy could suffer a smaller hit from a second wave of the coronavirus pandemic than earlier this year, strategists say
The number of daily new infections has already climbed to near May's peak of about 1,800.
Germany’s crude oil imports fell 1.9% in first seven months of 2020
Germany's crude oil imports in the first seven months of 2020 were 1.9% below those a year earlier.
Poland’s ruling nationalists take a turn further to the right in new cabinet lineup
Poland's ruling nationalists have appointed an ultra-conservative education chief in a new cabinet lineup.
Former Vatican treasurer George Pell is traveling to Rome for the first time since he was acquitted of child sex abuse charges in Australia. Pell left Rome in July 2017 to face charges for sexually assaulting two choirboys in the late 1990s. He was convicted in December 2018 and served just over a year in jail before Australia’s High Court overturned the conviction in April.
Former Vatican treasurer George Pell is traveling to Rome for the first time since he was acquitted of child sex…
U.S. bans palm oil imports from FGV Holdings over forced labour allegations
The United States has banned imports of palm oil from Malaysian company FGV Holdings.
U.S. Treasury Secretary: Oracle deal for TikTok must meet U.S. security requirements
U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said if Oracle's deal for TikTok cannot be closed with terms that meet U.S. security…
OPEC oil output rises for third month in September
OPEC oil output has risen for a third month in September, a Reuters survey found.
EU slams Poland and Hungary for failing to live up to democratic standards
The European Commission's first report on shortcomings in the rule of law comes as the bloc is making access to…
Kroll Bond Rating Agency will pay $2.01 million, mainly in fines, to settle civil charges that some of its practices were inadequate to ensure its ratings would be accurate, the regulator said on Tuesday. The payout by New York-based KBRA includes $1.85 million of civil fines, plus $164,836 of disgorgement and interest.
The SEC said KBRA let analysts make adjustments that materially affected ratings for commercial mortgage-backed securities.