Troubled education tech startup Byju’s said its auditor BDO resigned, becoming the second such company to do so since mid-2023.

For many people, a particularly vexing aspect of life in Germany is that it’s nearly impossible to buy groceries on Sundays or public holidays. Since 1956, national law has dictated that almost every store close on those days, and although federal states can now decide their own rules, most have held firm to the idea that workers and shoppers need a mandated day off.

Investors in the riskiest portions of collateralized loan obligations are seeing their returns get juiced thanks to the biggest wave of resetting on record.

Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia Al-Sudani inaugurated work on four combined cycle units that will add a total of 614MW of power to the national grid and help reduce the country’s imports of gas, he said in a televised event in Baghdad.

China’s central bank did not add any gold to its reserves for a fourth straight month in August as prices for the precious metal rose to a record.

Singapore will start construction of a new mega terminal at its Changi Airport in the first half of next year, aiming to lift the aviation hub’s annual passenger handling capacity by another 50 million, the Straits Times reported, citing Prime Minister Lawrence Wong.

Seven people were injured, with one hospitalized after a plane operated by Singapore Airlines Ltd.’s budget carrier Scoot encountered turbulence during a flight from the city state to Guangzhou in China on Friday, the Straits Times reported on Saturday.

The federal judge who recently found that Google illegally monopolized the search market said he wants to deliver a decision on remedies by August.

The startup introduced an enterprise product a year ago in a bid to boost revenue.

C3.ai Inc., a data analysis software company, plunged 18% in extended trading after reporting quarterly subscription revenue that missed estimates.