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Japan’s Takaichi Says Companies Focus Too Much on Shareholders
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi blamed companies for focusing too much on shareholders and not enough on raising wages in comments that might unsettle investors who’ve helped drive Tokyo stocks to record highs this year.

Will AI mean better adverts or 'creepy slop'?
Advertisers are using AI to personalise adverts but not everyone agrees that's a good idea.

LIVE: Ukraine’s capital Kyiv comes under deadly Russian attack
At least four people were killed in the city, according to the country's president.

Brazil Sees Provisional US Trade Deal Soon as Relations Improve
Brazil hopes to reach a preliminary trade deal with the US as soon as this month, the South American nation’s top diplomat said, as relations between the two countries improve after a months-long feud.

Anti-Crime, Anti-Migrant Pitch Boosts Chilean Christian Nationalist Kast
José Antonio Kast, a father of nine and ally of Orbán and Bolsonaro, wants to expel undocumented migrants to make Chile safe again.

Indian Government Prepares to List Green Project Auctioning Firm
India’s government is preparing to list a federal auctioning firm focused on green projects, Solar Energy Corp. of India Ltd., in the hopes of cashing in on the national enthusiasm for clean energy stocks.

Quebec quantum sensing startup scores second European Space Agency contract
SB Technologies signs deal to develop quantum sensors for Earth observation missions