12.07.2024 19:45 Argentine financial technology startup Tapi raised $22 million in venture funding in a Series A round led by Kaszek as the company expands its operations in Mexico, co-founder and Chief Executive Officer Tomas Mindlin said.12.07.2024 19:44 Democratic Republic of Congo’s state miner is trying to sell its share of cobalt from a joint-venture project, as the country seeks more control over metals key to the energy transition.12.07.2024 19:42 Citigroup, which hired Viswas Raghavan as its new head of banking earlier this year, has granted the executive shares worth about $41 million at their current value. Sonali Basak reports.12.07.2024 18:09 Gunvor Group will send a supertanker loaded with North Sea Forties crude to Asia after the trading house amassed a large volume of benchmark oil in a month-long bull play.12.07.2024 18:04 US producer prices climbed in June slightly more than forecast on a pickup in margins. The producer price index for final demand rose 0.2% from a month earlier, according to Bureau of Labor Statistics data published Friday. Johnathan Ferro and Lisa Abramowicz break down the data on “Bloomberg Surveillance.” (Source: Bloomberg)12.07.2024 17:55 India’s foreign exchange reserves touched an all-time high a week after the country’s sovereign debt was included in a key JPMorgan Chase & Co. emerging market index.12.07.2024 17:45 President Javier Milei is tapping the brakes on his shock therapy program in a bid to hold on to popular support amid Argentina’s bleak economic reality, even if it means unsettling markets.12.07.2024 17:40 Germany is planning to order more than 100 Boxer self-propelled howitzers from Franco-German defense contractor KNDS, the latest big-ticket purchase as part of a major military expansion by the ruling coalition.12.07.2024 17:30 Citigroup Inc. said costs for the year are now likely to be at the high end of the range, but the firm notched gains in revenue across all five of its major divisions in the second quarter. Sonali Basak reports on Bloomberg Television.12.07.2024 17:17 Campaign is part of tech giant’s long-running global battle to prevent employees from organising12.07.2024 17:14 JPMorgan Chase & Co. reported record profit as fees from investment banking soared past analysts’ estimates and the Visa transaction added $7.9 billion to second-quarter profit. Sonali Basak reports on Bloomberg Television.12.07.2024 17:04 India’s inflation accelerated to a four-month high in June, justifying the central bank’s decision to keep interest rates higher for longer.12.07.2024 17:01 Barneys New York, the department store long beloved by rich New Yorkers before a 2019 bankruptcy shuttered its Madison Avenue flagship and other US outlets, is gearing up for a revival of sorts at outposts in Manhattan and beyond.12.07.2024 17:00 KKR & Co. and Palm Capital Ltd. have become the latest example of investment firms picking up Nordic real estate assets in an industry that was crippled by a sharp jump in borrowing costs last year.12.07.2024 16:52 Markets’ downbeat reaction to Brunello Cucinelli SpA’s solid second-quarter earnings is an ominous sign for Europe’s luxury goods companies, which likely face a tough slog this results season to placate investors’ concerns for the sector.12.07.2024 16:44 The Turkish central bank is working to return deposits placed by foreign counterparts as it brings down the liabilities accumulated when its hard currency buffers were under pressure.12.07.2024 16:43 Unilever Plc is cutting a third of its office staff in Europe, as the consumer goods group pushes ahead with plans to slash 7,500 jobs worldwide.12.07.2024 16:3212.07.2024 16:30 The crime novelist on leaving Venice after 30 years — and why there will be no afterlife for detective Guido Brunetti12.07.2024 16:09 Shareholders including activist Nelson Peltz are pressuring consumer giant to boost growth12.07.2024 16:00 Second-quarter earnings rise 25%, boosted by $8bn gain on Visa stake12.07.2024 15:51 Rheinmetall chief Armin Papperger says German government providing вЂ?great level of security’12.07.2024 15:32 Incident off French coast reflects rise in hazardous small boat crossings this year12.07.2024 15:25 Labour bill to axe hereditary peers from UK’s upper chamber to feature in monarch’s address next week 12.07.2024 15:10 The pound is trading at its strongest level in a year versus the dollar and the highest in almost two years against the euro, cementing its position at the top of the G-10 pack with strategists from Goldman Sachs Group Inc. to Pictet predicting more gains to come.12.07.2024 15:00 Natural food and drink emporia are growing in the affluent parts of Los Angeles and London 12.07.2024 15:00 Even the most hardy are cancelling holidays for fear of full-blown conflict12.07.2024 14:42 Saudi Arabia boosted imports of the dirtiest type of oil to the highest in more than three years to help meet power demand during the scorching summer.12.07.2024 13:49 Die Zahl der Apotheken in Deutschland sinkt, im Schnitt versorgt jede einzelne inzwischen fast 5000 Menschen. Doch es gibt groГџe regionale Unterschiede.12.07.2024 10:10 Joe Kaeser hat es einst vom Arbeiterkind zum Chef von Siemens gebracht – und zweifelt daran, dass eine solche Karriere heute noch mГ¶glich wГ¤re. В»Die Gesellschaft ist nicht mehr so durchlГ¤ssigВ«, warnt der Topmanager.12.07.2024 9:59 Seit 1994 ist die Zahl der BiohГ¶fe jГ¤hrlich gestiegen. Im vergangenen Jahr haben nun erstmals mehr Betriebe aufgegeben, als neue hinzugekommen sind. Als GrГјnde nennt die Biolobby BГјrokratie und Sparsamkeit der Verbraucher. Страницы: 123456789101112 ... 364365366367368369370371372373374375376377378379380381382383384385386387388389390391392393394395396397
Argentine financial technology startup Tapi raised $22 million in venture funding in a Series A round led by Kaszek as the company expands its operations in Mexico, co-founder and Chief Executive Officer Tomas Mindlin said.
Democratic Republic of Congo’s state miner is trying to sell its share of cobalt from a joint-venture project, as the country seeks more control over metals key to the energy transition.
Citigroup, which hired Viswas Raghavan as its new head of banking earlier this year, has granted the executive shares worth about $41 million at their current value. Sonali Basak reports.
Gunvor Group will send a supertanker loaded with North Sea Forties crude to Asia after the trading house amassed a large volume of benchmark oil in a month-long bull play.
US producer prices climbed in June slightly more than forecast on a pickup in margins. The producer price index for final demand rose 0.2% from a month earlier, according to Bureau of Labor Statistics data published Friday. Johnathan Ferro and Lisa Abramowicz break down the data on “Bloomberg Surveillance.” (Source: Bloomberg)
India’s foreign exchange reserves touched an all-time high a week after the country’s sovereign debt was included in a key JPMorgan Chase & Co. emerging market index.
President Javier Milei is tapping the brakes on his shock therapy program in a bid to hold on to popular support amid Argentina’s bleak economic reality, even if it means unsettling markets.
Germany is planning to order more than 100 Boxer self-propelled howitzers from Franco-German defense contractor KNDS, the latest big-ticket purchase as part of a major military expansion by the ruling coalition.
Citigroup Inc. said costs for the year are now likely to be at the high end of the range, but the firm notched gains in revenue across all five of its major divisions in the second quarter. Sonali Basak reports on Bloomberg Television.
Campaign is part of tech giant’s long-running global battle to prevent employees from organising
JPMorgan Chase & Co. reported record profit as fees from investment banking soared past analysts’ estimates and the Visa transaction added $7.9 billion to second-quarter profit. Sonali Basak reports on Bloomberg Television.
India’s inflation accelerated to a four-month high in June, justifying the central bank’s decision to keep interest rates higher for longer.
Barneys New York, the department store long beloved by rich New Yorkers before a 2019 bankruptcy shuttered its Madison Avenue flagship and other US outlets, is gearing up for a revival of sorts at outposts in Manhattan and beyond.
KKR & Co. and Palm Capital Ltd. have become the latest example of investment firms picking up Nordic real estate assets in an industry that was crippled by a sharp jump in borrowing costs last year.
Markets’ downbeat reaction to Brunello Cucinelli SpA’s solid second-quarter earnings is an ominous sign for Europe’s luxury goods companies, which likely face a tough slog this results season to placate investors’ concerns for the sector.
The Turkish central bank is working to return deposits placed by foreign counterparts as it brings down the liabilities accumulated when its hard currency buffers were under pressure.
Unilever Plc is cutting a third of its office staff in Europe, as the consumer goods group pushes ahead with plans to slash 7,500 jobs worldwide.
The crime novelist on leaving Venice after 30 years — and why there will be no afterlife for detective Guido Brunetti
Second-quarter earnings rise 25%, boosted by $8bn gain on Visa stake
Rheinmetall chief Armin Papperger says German government providing �great level of security’
Incident off French coast reflects rise in hazardous small boat crossings this year
Labour bill to axe hereditary peers from UK’s upper chamber to feature in monarch’s address next week 
The pound is trading at its strongest level in a year versus the dollar and the highest in almost two years against the euro, cementing its position at the top of the G-10 pack with strategists from Goldman Sachs Group Inc. to Pictet predicting more gains to come.
Natural food and drink emporia are growing in the affluent parts of Los Angeles and London 
Even the most hardy are cancelling holidays for fear of full-blown conflict
Saudi Arabia boosted imports of the dirtiest type of oil to the highest in more than three years to help meet power demand during the scorching summer.
Die Zahl der Apotheken in Deutschland sinkt, im Schnitt versorgt jede einzelne inzwischen fast 5000 Menschen. Doch es gibt groГџe regionale Unterschiede.
Joe Kaeser hat es einst vom Arbeiterkind zum Chef von Siemens gebracht – und zweifelt daran, dass eine solche Karriere heute noch möglich wäre. »Die Gesellschaft ist nicht mehr so durchlässig«, warnt der Topmanager.
Seit 1994 ist die Zahl der Biohöfe jährlich gestiegen. Im vergangenen Jahr haben nun erstmals mehr Betriebe aufgegeben, als neue hinzugekommen sind. Als Gründe nennt die Biolobby Bürokratie und Sparsamkeit der Verbraucher.