Новости за 06.12.2016

Decision to accelerate the shutdown of plants after Fukushima violated property rights, country's highest court said.

Vice President Joe Biden has hinted that he is keeping the door open to a White House run in 2020.

Facebook has joined a raft of major European VC firms on the world's largest start-up campus which is based in Paris.

To be replaced by the current Chief Operations Officer Bali Padda, who has been with the company for 14 years.

Donald Trump's election was a reaction to poor growth and not a surprise, says the founder of the Milken Institute.

S Korean president said she would accept the result of an impeachment vote but would not step down immediately.

A post-Brexit government should focus on the EU before cementing ties with the US, an ex-Bush aide said.

The political upheaval has made it more difficult to secure the investment from Qatar, the FT reports.

Marina Petroleka, global head of industry at BMI Research, explains why oil prices will be stronger in 2017.

"We want the best deal for trade in UK goods and services, including our world-leading financial services industry."

We shouldn't bucket the series of upsets to the political status quo this year into a uniform set of "populist" votes.

Our live blog is following reaction as Renzi agrees to delay resignation until approval of his government's 2017 budget

India's short-term growth is expected to slow as consumption falls but experts predict a strong rebound in fiscal 2018.

Billionaire hedge fund manager Xu Xiang is on trial for insider trading, the SCMP reports.

Rumors swirled on Tuesday that China's currency dropped sharply overnight, but the purported move may have been an isolated data hiccup.

The decision was a widely expected one as it assesses the impact of past cuts in August and May.

Jim Cramer quickly provides his opinion to various stocks from callers, including this medical equipment company.

China appears unperturbed by Trump's insulting tweets, while netizens are getting some laughs from the Twitter-diplomacy.

Asian markets bounced back on Tuesday with the central bank in Australia holding its benchmark rate steady.

From fairy-tale palaces to imperious mountains, here are some of India's less-known tourist destinations.

Michael Brune from the Sierra Club says that renewable sources of energy will help meet energy needs without putting the water supply at risk.

South Korea's top conglomerates, which control revenue equivalent to half the country's economy, are embroiled in the scandal.

The Brazilian unit of Deloitte will pay $8 million to settle charges that it issued false audit reports.

Simon Flowers at Wood Mackenzie discusses how India will deal with potentially higher oil prices.

Oil prices eased as crude output rises in major export regions despite plans by OPEC and Russia to cut production.