Earlier this week, Linde’s shareholders approved an intercompany reorganization resulting in its delisting from the Frankfurt stock exchange.

Retail sales volumes fell 1% in December on month after dropping by a revised 0.5% in November, data from the Office for National Statistics showed Friday.

The Swedish telecommunications-equipment company said weak trends for its key networks unit in the fourth quarter would continue at least during the first half of 2023.

The Italian insurerIT:G said it would buy back a maximum of 10.5 million shares from Friday.

The firm is the latest domino to fall amid an ongoing crypto rout, saying it has as much as $10 billion in liabilities.

China’s central bank on Friday kept its benchmark interest rates unchanged as the Chinese economy recovered from the country’s COVID reopening quicker than expected.

The Federal Aviation Administration said Thursday that a contractor working for the air-safety regulator had unintentionally deleted computer files used in a pilot-alert system, leading to an outage that disrupted U.S. air traffic last week.

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The setback could delay a potential commercial introduction of the highly anticipated drug by at least several months, if the Food and Drug Administration eventually decides to approve it.

U.K. consumer confidence unexpectedly took a dip in January after improving at year-end, highlighting persisting woes as high inflation and rising interest rates erode Britons’ purchasing power.