18.03.2025 22:25 KKR & Co. is exploring an acquisition of TXNM Energy Inc., the owner of New Mexico’s largest utility, according to people familiar with the matter.18.03.2025 21:46 Prime Minister Mark Carney said Canada will beef up its military presence in the Arctic through increased year-round operations and a new Australian-developed radar system to detect incoming missiles.18.03.2025 21:41 South Africa is nearing a deal to provide funding to ArcelorMittal SA’s local unit and keep the steel mills open, which are crucial for the nation’s economy, people with knowledge of the matter said.18.03.2025 21:35 US Chief Justice John Roberts said the impeachment of federal judges is “not an appropriate response” to disagreement with their rulings. Kailey Leinz reports.18.03.2025 21:27 Meta Platforms Inc. tumbled into negative territory Tuesday, becoming the last of the so-called Magnificent Seven stocks to turn lower this year.18.03.2025 21:26 Tesla Inc. has gone from Wall Street’s hottest trade to most hated in a matter of months. Compounding the stock’s woes this week, a rival out of China has one-upped the company on what’s supposed to be Elon Musk’s forte: EV innovation.18.03.2025 21:19 Banks are gearing up to offload the €8.65 billion ($9.5 billion) debt package backing Clayton Dubilier & Rice’s purchase of a stake in Sanofi SA’s consumer health division.18.03.2025 21:03 A sanctioned former Russian governor of a strategically important port city in Crimea is standing trial in London for flouting the financial restrictions.18.03.2025 21:00 France’s economy is mired in sluggish growth, weighed down by concerns of a global trade war and the impact of a political crisis on public spending, the country’s statistics agency said.18.03.2025 20:52 Ghana’s embattled cocoa board has started a review of its 32 billion cedis ($2 billion) debt pile, with the new chief executive vowing to shore up its balance sheet to better support producers amid falling cocoa output.18.03.2025 20:38 Ireland Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade Simon Harris said on tariffs, “the EU is ready to talk to the United States and wants to try and make progress. I think we should do that rather than having further announcements and then trying to respond.” Harris discusses the trade relationship between the US and European Union and Ireland’s support of Ukraine on Bloomberg Open Interest. (Source: Bloomberg)18.03.2025 20:34 Europe could emerge as a rare bright spot in global M&A, as geopolitical tensions with the US and trade tariffs propel companies in the continent to consolidate, according to some of the region’s top advisers.18.03.2025 20:25 Jonathan Ferro, Lisa Abramowicz and Annmarie Hordern speak daily with leaders and decision makers from Wall Street to Washington and beyond. No other program better positions investors and executives for the trading day. (Source: Bloomberg)18.03.2025 20:14 A pioneer of the $100 billion derivatives-powered ETF market has filed for more than 70 new funds in one go, in a bet that amped-up investment products will boom anew despite fears of industry overcrowding and investor exhaustion.18.03.2025 19:34 US stocks declined on Tuesday, with technology companies dragging major indexes lower as investors remain concerned about the economy ahead of the Federal Reserve’s Wednesday decision.18.03.2025 18:18 Colombia’s bonds and currency tumbled Tuesday on unconfirmed local media reports that the nation’s fiscally-conservative Finance Minister Diego Guevara would step down after just three months in the role.18.03.2025 18:13 A likely ramp-up in German fiscal spending risks pushing the 10-year bund yield to levels last seen during the global financial crisis, according to a BNP Paribas SA strategist.18.03.2025 13:0518.03.2025 13:00 German bonds posted small moves and stocks held gains after lawmakers opened the door for Europe’s largest economy to spend hundreds of billions of euros in defense and infrastructure.18.03.2025 12:5918.03.2025 12:5618.03.2025 12:3718.03.2025 12:03 Jakarta index among world’s worst performers as slowing consumption and government spending rattle investors18.03.2025 10:2618.03.2025 10:00 France’s president opens debate over using country’s atomic arsenal as a deterrent against Russia if US scales back its presence18.03.2025 10:00 Cambridge university among institutions seeing chance to hire talent unsettled by US spending cuts18.03.2025 10:00 A puzzling tale of capitalism and consumer psychology at a time of technological change18.03.2025 10:00 Payday follows years of pain for hedge funds that bet against Elon Musk’s electric carmaker18.03.2025 10:00 FT-Booth survey also signals rising concerns over quality of US economic data18.03.2025 10:00 Chancellor-in-waiting needs two-thirds majority in emergency session of outgoing Bundestag18.03.2025 10:00 Pieter Omtzigt says EU’s €800bn military build-up could push up debt and interest rates Страницы: 123456789101112 ... 1138113911401141114211431144114511461147114811491150115111521153115411551156115711581159116011611162116311641165116611671168116911701171
KKR & Co. is exploring an acquisition of TXNM Energy Inc., the owner of New Mexico’s largest utility, according to people familiar with the matter.
Prime Minister Mark Carney said Canada will beef up its military presence in the Arctic through increased year-round operations and a new Australian-developed radar system to detect incoming missiles.
South Africa is nearing a deal to provide funding to ArcelorMittal SA’s local unit and keep the steel mills open, which are crucial for the nation’s economy, people with knowledge of the matter said.
US Chief Justice John Roberts said the impeachment of federal judges is “not an appropriate response” to disagreement with their rulings. Kailey Leinz reports.
Meta Platforms Inc. tumbled into negative territory Tuesday, becoming the last of the so-called Magnificent Seven stocks to turn lower this year.
Tesla Inc. has gone from Wall Street’s hottest trade to most hated in a matter of months. Compounding the stock’s woes this week, a rival out of China has one-upped the company on what’s supposed to be Elon Musk’s forte: EV innovation.
Banks are gearing up to offload the €8.65 billion ($9.5 billion) debt package backing Clayton Dubilier & Rice’s purchase of a stake in Sanofi SA’s consumer health division.
A sanctioned former Russian governor of a strategically important port city in Crimea is standing trial in London for flouting the financial restrictions.
France’s economy is mired in sluggish growth, weighed down by concerns of a global trade war and the impact of a political crisis on public spending, the country’s statistics agency said.
Ghana’s embattled cocoa board has started a review of its 32 billion cedis ($2 billion) debt pile, with the new chief executive vowing to shore up its balance sheet to better support producers amid falling cocoa output.
Ireland Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade Simon Harris said on tariffs, “the EU is ready to talk to the United States and wants to try and make progress. I think we should do that rather than having further announcements and then trying to respond.” Harris discusses the trade relationship between the US and European Union and Ireland’s support of Ukraine on Bloomberg Open Interest. (Source: Bloomberg)
Europe could emerge as a rare bright spot in global M&A, as geopolitical tensions with the US and trade tariffs propel companies in the continent to consolidate, according to some of the region’s top advisers.
Jonathan Ferro, Lisa Abramowicz and Annmarie Hordern speak daily with leaders and decision makers from Wall Street to Washington and beyond. No other program better positions investors and executives for the trading day. (Source: Bloomberg)
A pioneer of the $100 billion derivatives-powered ETF market has filed for more than 70 new funds in one go, in a bet that amped-up investment products will boom anew despite fears of industry overcrowding and investor exhaustion.
US stocks declined on Tuesday, with technology companies dragging major indexes lower as investors remain concerned about the economy ahead of the Federal Reserve’s Wednesday decision.
Colombia’s bonds and currency tumbled Tuesday on unconfirmed local media reports that the nation’s fiscally-conservative Finance Minister Diego Guevara would step down after just three months in the role.
A likely ramp-up in German fiscal spending risks pushing the 10-year bund yield to levels last seen during the global financial crisis, according to a BNP Paribas SA strategist.
German bonds posted small moves and stocks held gains after lawmakers opened the door for Europe’s largest economy to spend hundreds of billions of euros in defense and infrastructure.
Jakarta index among world’s worst performers as slowing consumption and government spending rattle investors
France’s president opens debate over using country’s atomic arsenal as a deterrent against Russia if US scales back its presence
Cambridge university among institutions seeing chance to hire talent unsettled by US spending cuts
A puzzling tale of capitalism and consumer psychology at a time of technological change
Payday follows years of pain for hedge funds that bet against Elon Musk’s electric carmaker
FT-Booth survey also signals rising concerns over quality of US economic data
Chancellor-in-waiting needs two-thirds majority in emergency session of outgoing Bundestag
Pieter Omtzigt says EU’s €800bn military build-up could push up debt and interest rates