04.06.2024 13:32 Turkish Airlines is in talks with Boeing Co. for the potential purchase of about 250 jetliners, months after locking down a major deal with European planemaker Airbus SE.04.06.2024 13:31 The head of Switzerland’s banking regulator said he’s not looking to start a “feud” with UBS Group AG, while signaling that he’ll continue to push for higher capital requirements for the country’s biggest bank.04.06.2024 13:24 The likelihood that interest rates will settle at a higher level than the past decade will help European stocks to outperform their global peers, according to Citigroup Inc. strategists.04.06.2024 13:19 The Korean owners of one of Frankfurt’s best known skyscrapers failed to agree a restructuring plan for a loan tied to the building, paving the way for insolvency proceedings.04.06.2024 12:55 German unemployment rose more than anticipated — underscoring expectations that Europe’s biggest economy will recover only gradually this year.04.06.2024 12:45 The selloff in Indian stocks in the wake of a possibly narrower-than-expected victory for Prime Minister Narendra Modi has weighed on the broader Asian market.04.06.2024 12:19 European stocks fell ahead of a busy week, with investors awaiting US economic data while looking forward to Thursday’s European Central Bank decision.04.06.2024 12:18 Narendra Modi’s BJP alliance is leading with a tighter-than-expected margin as vote counting continues in India following a six-week general election. Haslinda Amin reports from New Delhi on Bloomberg Television.04.06.2024 12:12 A.P. Moller-Maersk A/S, a bellwether for global trade, said the world’s supply lines are more impacted than previously expected by the ripple effects coming from the congestion in the Red Sea.04.06.2024 12:06 Vanguard Chief European Economist Jumana Saleheen says she expects the European Central Bank to cut interest rates three times this year, with the first cut likely to happen on Thursday. “While the surprise was on services inflation, which has proved stickier, all other components are actually very much going back to trend,” Saleheen said on Bloomberg Television.04.06.2024 11:56 South Korea’s top financial watchdog sought to defend the effectiveness of the nation’s efforts to boost stock value, pledging to root out so-called zombie firms that weigh on local markets.04.06.2024 11:30 Swiss inflation held at its fastest pace this year, eroding the case for a Swiss National Bank interest-rate cut when officials meet later this month.04.06.2024 11:12 Blackstone Inc. and Regis Group Plc have agreed a deal to buy a portfolio of 1,750 homes from UK homebuilder Vistry Group Plc.04.06.2024 10:49 Airbus SE is negotiating a major sale of A330neo aircraft to China, with talks gaining momentum since President Xi Jinping visited his French counterpart Emmanuel Macron last month.04.06.2024 9:00 Strong economic data and vocal European Central Bank hawks are pushing some analysts and investors to waver in their expectations for interest-rate cuts this year.04.06.2024 6:34 Days after BHP Group failed to secure the $49 billion takeover of smaller rival Anglo American Plc, investors have one message for Chief Executive Mike Henry — keep your cool.04.06.2024 6:02 India’s markets slid on Tuesday as initial tallies signaled that Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s ruling party was struggling to win a majority of seats in national elections, a stunning result after exit polls showed he was on pace for a landslide victory.04.06.2024 4:31 Reddit account of Keith Gill suggests day trader holds shares and options worth $260mn in video games retailer04.06.2024 4:30 Oil extended losses from the lowest settlement in almost four months after OPEC+’s plan to return barrels to the market earlier than expected raised concerns about oversupply.04.06.2024 4:03 Chronic backlogs in the NHS led to a 7 per cent rise in private admissions between 2022 and 202304.06.2024 4:01 Reduced number of international workers in country can lead to missed opportunities, increased risk and communication frictions04.06.2024 3:36 European stocks slipped, led by a tumble in energy stocks, while Treasuries steadied after Monday’s rally prompted by signs the US economy is cooling.04.06.2024 0:44 Surge in border crossings from Mexico has become potent political campaign issue for Donald Trump 04.06.2024 0:02 Israel’s far-right finance minister vows to oust prime minister if he accepts US-backed deal03.06.2024 23:08 Court appearance of president’s son this week is latest lurid case to roil US election campaign03.06.2024 21:04 Germany sold a €2.5 billion ($2.7 billion) stake in Deutsche Telekom AG, the latest in a series of moves by the cash-strapped government to divest from some of its corporate holdings.03.06.2024 19:08 A glitch during a software update early Monday led the New York Stock Exchange to erroneously halt trading on about 40 stocks and display odd trades showing a 99% drop in companies including Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway Inc.03.06.2024 18:12 Sale to a group of family offices and investment firms comes as the hedge fund plots IPO03.06.2024 16:01 Ex-chief executive, vice chair and CFO receive shares after four-year incentive scheme ended in May03.06.2024 15:02 Kuben Naidoo, who resigned as a deputy governor of the South African Reserve Bank last year, said he has joined Investec Ltd.03.06.2024 13:00 Chances rising of a swing in Pacific currents and knock-on effects of ocean cooling phase, warns UN agency Страницы: 123456789101112 ... 254255256257258259260261262263264265266267268269270271272273274275276277278279280281282283284285286287
Turkish Airlines is in talks with Boeing Co. for the potential purchase of about 250 jetliners, months after locking down a major deal with European planemaker Airbus SE.
The head of Switzerland’s banking regulator said he’s not looking to start a “feud” with UBS Group AG, while signaling that he’ll continue to push for higher capital requirements for the country’s biggest bank.
The likelihood that interest rates will settle at a higher level than the past decade will help European stocks to outperform their global peers, according to Citigroup Inc. strategists.
The Korean owners of one of Frankfurt’s best known skyscrapers failed to agree a restructuring plan for a loan tied to the building, paving the way for insolvency proceedings.
German unemployment rose more than anticipated — underscoring expectations that Europe’s biggest economy will recover only gradually this year.
The selloff in Indian stocks in the wake of a possibly narrower-than-expected victory for Prime Minister Narendra Modi has weighed on the broader Asian market.
European stocks fell ahead of a busy week, with investors awaiting US economic data while looking forward to Thursday’s European Central Bank decision.
Narendra Modi’s BJP alliance is leading with a tighter-than-expected margin as vote counting continues in India following a six-week general election. Haslinda Amin reports from New Delhi on Bloomberg Television.
A.P. Moller-Maersk A/S, a bellwether for global trade, said the world’s supply lines are more impacted than previously expected by the ripple effects coming from the congestion in the Red Sea.
Vanguard Chief European Economist Jumana Saleheen says she expects the European Central Bank to cut interest rates three times this year, with the first cut likely to happen on Thursday. “While the surprise was on services inflation, which has proved stickier, all other components are actually very much going back to trend,” Saleheen said on Bloomberg Television.
South Korea’s top financial watchdog sought to defend the effectiveness of the nation’s efforts to boost stock value, pledging to root out so-called zombie firms that weigh on local markets.
Swiss inflation held at its fastest pace this year, eroding the case for a Swiss National Bank interest-rate cut when officials meet later this month.
Blackstone Inc. and Regis Group Plc have agreed a deal to buy a portfolio of 1,750 homes from UK homebuilder Vistry Group Plc.
Airbus SE is negotiating a major sale of A330neo aircraft to China, with talks gaining momentum since President Xi Jinping visited his French counterpart Emmanuel Macron last month.
Strong economic data and vocal European Central Bank hawks are pushing some analysts and investors to waver in their expectations for interest-rate cuts this year.
Days after BHP Group failed to secure the $49 billion takeover of smaller rival Anglo American Plc, investors have one message for Chief Executive Mike Henry — keep your cool.
India’s markets slid on Tuesday as initial tallies signaled that Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s ruling party was struggling to win a majority of seats in national elections, a stunning result after exit polls showed he was on pace for a landslide victory.
Reddit account of Keith Gill suggests day trader holds shares and options worth $260mn in video games retailer
Oil extended losses from the lowest settlement in almost four months after OPEC+’s plan to return barrels to the market earlier than expected raised concerns about oversupply.
Chronic backlogs in the NHS led to a 7 per cent rise in private admissions between 2022 and 2023
Reduced number of international workers in country can lead to missed opportunities, increased risk and communication frictions
European stocks slipped, led by a tumble in energy stocks, while Treasuries steadied after Monday’s rally prompted by signs the US economy is cooling.
Surge in border crossings from Mexico has become potent political campaign issue for Donald Trump 
Israel’s far-right finance minister vows to oust prime minister if he accepts US-backed deal
Court appearance of president’s son this week is latest lurid case to roil US election campaign
Germany sold a €2.5 billion ($2.7 billion) stake in Deutsche Telekom AG, the latest in a series of moves by the cash-strapped government to divest from some of its corporate holdings.
A glitch during a software update early Monday led the New York Stock Exchange to erroneously halt trading on about 40 stocks and display odd trades showing a 99% drop in companies including Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway Inc.
Sale to a group of family offices and investment firms comes as the hedge fund plots IPO
Ex-chief executive, vice chair and CFO receive shares after four-year incentive scheme ended in May
Kuben Naidoo, who resigned as a deputy governor of the South African Reserve Bank last year, said he has joined Investec Ltd.
Chances rising of a swing in Pacific currents and knock-on effects of ocean cooling phase, warns UN agency