Tanzania signed a $2.15 billion deal with two Chinese firms to construct a railway linking its main port of Dar es Salaam to a nickel mine in neighboring Burundi.

The Hungarian economy climbed out of recession at the end of last year though it was far from gaining momentum, complicating Prime Minister Viktor Orban’s plans to generate strong growth before crucial elections in a little over a year’s time.

Takeda Pharmaceutical Co.’s board has selected Julie Kim, the head of the company’s US unit, to replace Christophe Weber as the drugmaker’s new chief executive officer.

BT Group Plc’s struggling business segment dragged down sales in the third fiscal quarter as the company prepares to carve out the unit.

The Rule on Thursday, another example of how the US-based streaming service is leveraging the global appeal of Indian blockbusters.

Jerome Powell, chairman of the US central bank, said that the bank is pausing to see further progress on inflation getting toward target following a string of cuts last year.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced the military has begun a probe into the cause of a deadly midair collision between a passenger jet and a Black Hawk military helicopter, looking to understand who was to blame and how the tragedy occurred.

Swatch Group AG profit fell sharply in 2024 thanks to a drop in sales led by a slump in Chinese consumer demand.

Good morning. Meta and Tesla shares gain on solid earnings news. The European Central Bank is widely expected to cut rates again. And increasing thefts in Britain are costing retailers billions of pounds.

Honda Motor Co. and Nissan Motor Co. both saw global vehicle sales stagnate or fall in 2024, underscoring the need for the pair to combine and arrest their sliding market shares.

Assicurazioni Generali SpA plans to return more than €7 billion ($7.3 billion) in dividends and buy back at least €1.5 billion in shares by 2027, as Chief Executive Officer Philippe Donnet pursues growth in asset management and high-margin insurance.

DWS Group, the investment arm of Deutsche Bank AG, reported net inflows of €18.4 billion ($19.2 billion) last quarter and set new financial targets signaling a dividend boost.