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| Iceland weighs plan to peg krona to another currency |
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Finance minister admits maintaining own free floating currency is not viable option
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| EPA chief says Paris climate agreement 'bad deal' for U.S. |
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The United States should continue to be "engaged" in international climate change discussions but the Paris climate change agreement is a "bad deal" for the country, the head of the Environmental Protection Agency said Sunday.
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| On the eve of Brexit, Qatar pledges over $6 billion in investment in Britain |
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Qatar pledged 5 billion pounds ($6.3 billion) of investment in Britain on Monday in a show of support for the world's fifth-largest economy just two days before Prime Minister Theresa May triggers formal Brexit talks.
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| Toshiba's Westinghouse may file bankruptcy Tuesday, seeks Kepco aid: Nikkei |
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Westinghouse Electric Co, the U.S. nuclear unit of Japan's Toshiba Corp (6502.T), could file for bankruptcy protection as early as Tuesday and is seeking support from South Korea's Korea Electric Power Corp (015760.KS), the Nikkei said on Monday.
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| Beijing should let foreign firms list, says Kazakhstan metals firm seeking Chinese ‘New Silk Road’ money |
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Kazakhstan government-backed Eurasian Resources Group, which is seeking Chinese finance for four metals projects involving total investment of US$6 billion, has called on Beijing to open up China’s stock markets for foreign firms to raise funds.
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| Germany cracks down on social media fake news |
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Berlin wants fines of up to ˆ50m on sites that fail to delete slanderous content
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| Konnichiwa Amsterdam: Japan Banks Seek New Home After Brexit |
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As Frankfurt, Paris and Dublin vie for financial jobs that may move from London after Brexit, two of Japan’s biggest banks have been quietly building their presence elsewhere: Amsterdam.
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| Larry King distills thousands of interviews into a few life lessons |
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For a complete history of broadcasting, you do not need to go through archives or visit a museum. Just have a chat with Larry King.
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| FT Explainer: Dodd-Frank picked to pieces |
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Wholesale abolition is unlikely but parts of the act are more vulnerable than others
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| Canadian, Kuwaiti investors take stake in UK's Thames Water |
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Canadian pension fund investor Borealis Infrastructure and the infrastructure investing arm of the Kuwait Investment Authority (KIA) said on Tuesday they had agreed to buy a 26 percent stake in Britain's Thames Water.
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| The three Asian tech titans targeting the US |
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Leaders of Alibaba, Foxconn and SoftBank have close personal ties and shared ambition
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| Republicans Give Rich Investors a Tax Break in Obamacare Revamp |
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The top 0.1 percent can expect their tax bills to fall an average of $165,000 if the NIIT is nixed
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| Saudi Aramco to list locally and abroad in second half of 2018: CEO |
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Oil giant Saudi Aramco will be listed locally and abroad in the second half of 2018, and the process is going according to plans, Chief Executive Amin Nasser said on Monday.
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| Watch U.S. Oil Drilling Collapse—and Rise Again |
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The boom looks like it’s back.
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| Exxon's New CEO Shifts Investments to Quick-Earning Shale Oil |
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Exxon Mobil Corp. is trading in long-term projects that pump oil over decades for U.S. shale drilling that can be switched on or off as crude prices change.
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