29.04.2025 14:01 Housing developers and researchers say the idea of building more homes on federal land could help ease shortages. But various obstacles could hinder the effort.29.04.2025 14:00 Rover Group Inc., a platform that connects pet owners to walkers and sitters, is buying Dublin-based marketplace Gudog as it eyes more buyouts and organic growth in Europe.29.04.2025 13:54 Beijing hardens rhetoric as it rolls out social media videos portraying itself as standing up to American вЂ?bullying’ 29.04.2025 13:48 The turmoil caused by the sudden hike in US tariffs is an opportunity for banks to grab business from competitors, according to Deutsche Bank AG’s Chief Financial Officer.29.04.2025 13:24 The pressure on Turkey’s lira is showing early signs of easing, with the central bank pushing ahead with more aggressive tightening to provide a buffer from domestic political and global trade risks.29.04.2025 13:23 Paid-for citizenship offer must be scrapped under European Court of Justice ruling29.04.2025 13:20 The European Union’s new set of rules on the securitization of loans is set to bolster the bloc’s economy as it enables banks to boost lending, Deutsche Bank Chief Financial Officer James von Moltke said.29.04.2025 13:03 Malta’s “golden passports” program for wealthy investors violates European Union rules on citizenship, the bloc’s top court ruled in a case that could have transformed the EU into a haven for affluent foreigners at a time when President Donald Trump wants to entice them to the US.29.04.2025 13:02 FTSE 100 group announces departure of executive who led strategy during failed pivot to renewables29.04.2025 13:00 Inflation expectations of euro-area consumers approached a one-year high in March, the European Central Bank said as it weighs further reductions in interest rates.29.04.2025 12:32 The African Export-Import Bank launched a petroleum product financing program to help fund the trade of up to $14 billion of fuel produced on the continent.29.04.2025 12:31 European Central Bank Executive Board member Piero Cipollone said US trade levies could weigh on euro-zone inflation in the near term as they drag down economic expansion around the world.29.04.2025 12:30 Train services being connected gradually but no cause established for outage that paralysed Iberian peninsula29.04.2025 12:00 Spain’s consumer-led economy posted another strong quarter of expansion, but a massive blackout this week is likely to take a toll on growth.29.04.2025 11:55 Google parent Alphabet Inc. is looking to raise at least €2.5 billion ($2.8 billion) from a debut euro bond sale on Tuesday, just after selling $5 billion of debt in the US.29.04.2025 11:23 Associated British Foods Plc reported a 10% decline in adjusted operating profit due to a loss at the British conglomerate’s sugar business.29.04.2025 11:21 Former Bank of England governor capitalises on anti-Trump sentiment to secure mandate for his party 29.04.2025 11:10 BP Plc’s finances took another battering in the first quarter, with a slump in cash flow and rising debt forcing the company to cut its buyback to the low end of its target range.29.04.2025 10:4429.04.2025 10:05 Deutsche Bank AG’s trading unit hit a record in the first quarter as the lender benefited from market volatility.29.04.2025 9:01 The US president’s popularity has fallen along with the S&P 500 and American consumer sentiment29.04.2025 9:01 Tariffs, spending cuts and concerns of immigration over-reach drag on the president’s approval ratings in his first 100 days29.04.2025 9:00 UK’s largest bakery chain is not curtailing its ambitious growth plans despite investor worries29.04.2025 9:00 Debt-laden utility was a вЂ?better business after our stewardship’, says executive from Australian group29.04.2025 8:16 The global oil market is in very rare territory right now, with futures pricing that points to near-term tightness while also flagging a “meaningful surplus” further out, according to Morgan Stanley.29.04.2025 8:15 The planned concessions to give automakers more time to relocate production to the United States would still leave substantial tariffs on imported cars and car parts.29.04.2025 7:40 The Canadian dollar held firm against the greenback after Mark Carney’s Liberal Party secured a narrow victory in a general election.29.04.2025 6:49 The spacecraft are the online giant’s entry into beaming wireless service from space, but the company has much to do before it can compete with SpaceX’s Starlink.29.04.2025 6:33 Chinese exporters, among the most exposed companies globally to trade war, are starting to worry about holding US dollars and seeking to repatriate overseas earnings as soon as possible.29.04.2025 6:12 The Take It Down Act, which united a coalition of conservative and liberal lawmakers, criminalizes the nonconsensual sharing of sexually explicit images of others and requires companies to remove them.29.04.2025 3:29 Stocks posted modest gains as traders slogged through a deluge of European earnings while they awaited progress in trade negotiations and updates on the US economy. 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Housing developers and researchers say the idea of building more homes on federal land could help ease shortages. But various obstacles could hinder the effort.
Rover Group Inc., a platform that connects pet owners to walkers and sitters, is buying Dublin-based marketplace Gudog as it eyes more buyouts and organic growth in Europe.
Beijing hardens rhetoric as it rolls out social media videos portraying itself as standing up to American �bullying’ 
The turmoil caused by the sudden hike in US tariffs is an opportunity for banks to grab business from competitors, according to Deutsche Bank AG’s Chief Financial Officer.
The pressure on Turkey’s lira is showing early signs of easing, with the central bank pushing ahead with more aggressive tightening to provide a buffer from domestic political and global trade risks.
Paid-for citizenship offer must be scrapped under European Court of Justice ruling
The European Union’s new set of rules on the securitization of loans is set to bolster the bloc’s economy as it enables banks to boost lending, Deutsche Bank Chief Financial Officer James von Moltke said.
Malta’s “golden passports” program for wealthy investors violates European Union rules on citizenship, the bloc’s top court ruled in a case that could have transformed the EU into a haven for affluent foreigners at a time when President Donald Trump wants to entice them to the US.
FTSE 100 group announces departure of executive who led strategy during failed pivot to renewables
Inflation expectations of euro-area consumers approached a one-year high in March, the European Central Bank said as it weighs further reductions in interest rates.
The African Export-Import Bank launched a petroleum product financing program to help fund the trade of up to $14 billion of fuel produced on the continent.
European Central Bank Executive Board member Piero Cipollone said US trade levies could weigh on euro-zone inflation in the near term as they drag down economic expansion around the world.
Train services being connected gradually but no cause established for outage that paralysed Iberian peninsula
Spain’s consumer-led economy posted another strong quarter of expansion, but a massive blackout this week is likely to take a toll on growth.
Google parent Alphabet Inc. is looking to raise at least €2.5 billion ($2.8 billion) from a debut euro bond sale on Tuesday, just after selling $5 billion of debt in the US.
Associated British Foods Plc reported a 10% decline in adjusted operating profit due to a loss at the British conglomerate’s sugar business.
Former Bank of England governor capitalises on anti-Trump sentiment to secure mandate for his party 
BP Plc’s finances took another battering in the first quarter, with a slump in cash flow and rising debt forcing the company to cut its buyback to the low end of its target range.
Deutsche Bank AG’s trading unit hit a record in the first quarter as the lender benefited from market volatility.
The US president’s popularity has fallen along with the S&P 500 and American consumer sentiment
Tariffs, spending cuts and concerns of immigration over-reach drag on the president’s approval ratings in his first 100 days
UK’s largest bakery chain is not curtailing its ambitious growth plans despite investor worries
Debt-laden utility was a �better business after our stewardship’, says executive from Australian group
The global oil market is in very rare territory right now, with futures pricing that points to near-term tightness while also flagging a “meaningful surplus” further out, according to Morgan Stanley.
The planned concessions to give automakers more time to relocate production to the United States would still leave substantial tariffs on imported cars and car parts.
The Canadian dollar held firm against the greenback after Mark Carney’s Liberal Party secured a narrow victory in a general election.
The spacecraft are the online giant’s entry into beaming wireless service from space, but the company has much to do before it can compete with SpaceX’s Starlink.
Chinese exporters, among the most exposed companies globally to trade war, are starting to worry about holding US dollars and seeking to repatriate overseas earnings as soon as possible.
The Take It Down Act, which united a coalition of conservative and liberal lawmakers, criminalizes the nonconsensual sharing of sexually explicit images of others and requires companies to remove them.
Stocks posted modest gains as traders slogged through a deluge of European earnings while they awaited progress in trade negotiations and updates on the US economy.