18.07.2024 21:58 Health officials authorized tobacco-flavored versions of America’s top-selling e-cigarette brand, granting the Vuse Alto products permission to remain on the market. ... 18.07.2024 21:50 The move follows a similar retreat by Tractor Supply as more companies face criticism over DEI. ... 18.07.2024 21:25 Investors have been waiting for clarity from the IRS for years after a 2019 law changed the rules. ... 18.07.2024 21:03 As he embraced the Republican Party this week, the billionaire rejected the birthplace of Tesla and SpaceX. ... 18.07.2024 20:58 The Nasdaq Composite led major U.S. stock indexes lower, a day after the tech-heavy index suffered its worst day since 2022. ... 18.07.2024 18:53 Jon Gray, Blackstone COO and a Democrat donor, said of President Joe Biden, “I would hope he considers the really extreme physical toll of this job, I should say, over the next four and a half years.” Gray said the decision to run is still Biden’s during a conversation with Sonali Basak.lts.
(Source: Bloomberg)18.07.2024 18:31 European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde says the central bank will be data-dependent and not on a predetermined rate path during a news conference following the ECB’s decision to leave interest rates unchanged.18.07.2024 18:23 European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde outlines the risks facing the euro-area economy during a news conference after the central bank decided to leave interest rates unchanged.18.07.2024 18:22 The European Central Bank’s next interest-rate meeting will be “wide open,” though policymakers will have significantly more information on which to decide whether another cut is warranted, according to President Christine Lagarde.18.07.2024 18:21 A combination of high interest rates and a predictable currency have made Turkey an unusually safe bet for foreign investors, but criticism of that mix is growing as exporters lose business and the economy slows.18.07.2024 18:18 Adani Enterprises Ltd. and Wilmar International Ltd. have selected banks to help with the sale of a minority stake in their consumer joint venture Adani Wilmar Ltd., according to people familiar with the matter.18.07.2024 18:15 Sales of tax-exempt gold coins by the UK’s Royal Mint Ltd. jumped in the last quarter as investors fretted about potential changes to fiscal policy by an expected new Labour government.18.07.2024 18:07 South Africa’s central bank kept interest rates on hold, citing lingering concerns about inflation.18.07.2024 18:00 India’s central bank said it’s better to focus on bringing inflation down to the 4% target than to ease monetary policy to boost economic growth in the short term.18.07.2024 18:00 Initial applications for US unemployment benefits rose last week by 20,000, the most since early May, while continuing claims also saw an increase. Michael McKee reports on Bloomberg Television.18.07.2024 18:00 Crypto exchange Kraken’s recently launched institutional business unit has begun offering custody services to customers in the UK and Australia.18.07.2024 17:57 The head of Turkey’s biggest cryptocurrency exchange BtcTurk is stepping down after seven years at the helm, as the firm plans an expansion abroad.18.07.2024 17:45 Pret A Manger has scrapped its coffee subscription that gave customers “free” drinks, unwinding an offer launched during the pandemic to get people back through its doors.18.07.2024 17:42 UK regulators are examining the policies banks use when deciding how much margin to demand from clients as they look to avoid another incident like the implosion of Archegos Capital Management, which cost the industry billions of dollars and plunged Credit Suisse into a crisis that ultimately led to its collapse.18.07.2024 17:40 The European Central Bank left interest rates unchanged after last month’s landmark cut — giving away little on its plans as investors and economists bet on another move in September. TheВ deposit rateВ was kept at 3.75% on Thursday — as all 55 economists in a BloombergВ surveyВ predicted. Lizzy Burden reports from Frankfurt. (Source: Bloomberg)18.07.2024 17:29 The African Development Bank approved a $1 billion loan for South Africa’s state-owned ports and rail operator to help fund its plan to revive ailing infrastructure and expand its business.18.07.2024 17:17 The European Central Bank left interest rates unchanged after last month’s landmark cut — giving away little on its plans as investors and economists bet on another move in September.18.07.2024 16:48 Italy’s power generation from renewables overtook fossil fuel sources in the first half of the year amid stronger hydropower activity, according to the national grid operator.18.07.2024 16:32 UK Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves says “difficult decisions” are ahead as she works to fix Britain’s public finances, raising the prospect of tax hikes or spending cuts in her first Budget in the autumn. “I’m going to be honest about the scale of the challenge, I’m going to level with people,” Reeves told Bloomberg’s Francine Lacqua in her first TV interview since becoming Britain’s first female chancellor.18.07.2024 15:33 Blackstone Inc.’s real estate arm weighed on the investment giant’s second-quarter results, as high interest rates crimped property valuations and investors pumped less money into the business.18.07.2024 15:05 Mercedes-Benz Group AG and Stellantis NV are in discussions with Serbia’s government to invest in lithium-processing and EV battery production, potentially adding fresh support for what may become Europe’s biggest lithium mine.18.07.2024 14:24 Saudi Arabia’s national carrier will buy 50 electric aircraft from German manufacturer Lilium NV, with an option to double the purchase as the oil-rich kingdom looks for advanced modes of travel to tourist attractions.18.07.2024 13:56 Nigerian President Bola Tinubu plans to slap a one-time 50% tax on windfall profits booked by banks on massive currency gains after the naira was devalued last year.18.07.2024 13:42 China has put three companies from the European Union at the center of its anti-dumping investigation into pork products from the bloc.18.07.2024 11:33 China’s stock markets staged a mid-morning rebound on Thursday, coinciding with increased activity in several exchange-traded funds that the so-called national team is known to favor.18.07.2024 11:32 ABB Ltd. recorded a record 19% margin in the second quarter driven by strong demand from data centers, offsetting declines in other business areas. CEO BjГ¶rn Rosengren attributes the results to growing demand for AI, data centers and global electrification. Speaking to Bloomberg’s Tom Mankenzie on “Daybreak Europe,” he says demand for electrification should continue to grow in the long-term. Страницы: 123456789101112 ... 382383384385386387388389390391392393394395396397398399400401402403404405406407408409410411412413414415
Jon Gray, Blackstone COO and a Democrat donor, said of President Joe Biden, “I would hope he considers the really extreme physical toll of this job, I should say, over the next four and a half years.” Gray said the decision to run is still Biden’s during a conversation with Sonali Basak.lts.
(Source: Bloomberg)
European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde says the central bank will be data-dependent and not on a predetermined rate path during a news conference following the ECB’s decision to leave interest rates unchanged.
European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde outlines the risks facing the euro-area economy during a news conference after the central bank decided to leave interest rates unchanged.
The European Central Bank’s next interest-rate meeting will be “wide open,” though policymakers will have significantly more information on which to decide whether another cut is warranted, according to President Christine Lagarde.
A combination of high interest rates and a predictable currency have made Turkey an unusually safe bet for foreign investors, but criticism of that mix is growing as exporters lose business and the economy slows.
Adani Enterprises Ltd. and Wilmar International Ltd. have selected banks to help with the sale of a minority stake in their consumer joint venture Adani Wilmar Ltd., according to people familiar with the matter.
Sales of tax-exempt gold coins by the UK’s Royal Mint Ltd. jumped in the last quarter as investors fretted about potential changes to fiscal policy by an expected new Labour government.
South Africa’s central bank kept interest rates on hold, citing lingering concerns about inflation.
India’s central bank said it’s better to focus on bringing inflation down to the 4% target than to ease monetary policy to boost economic growth in the short term.
Initial applications for US unemployment benefits rose last week by 20,000, the most since early May, while continuing claims also saw an increase. Michael McKee reports on Bloomberg Television.
Crypto exchange Kraken’s recently launched institutional business unit has begun offering custody services to customers in the UK and Australia.
The head of Turkey’s biggest cryptocurrency exchange BtcTurk is stepping down after seven years at the helm, as the firm plans an expansion abroad.
Pret A Manger has scrapped its coffee subscription that gave customers “free” drinks, unwinding an offer launched during the pandemic to get people back through its doors.
UK regulators are examining the policies banks use when deciding how much margin to demand from clients as they look to avoid another incident like the implosion of Archegos Capital Management, which cost the industry billions of dollars and plunged Credit Suisse into a crisis that ultimately led to its collapse.
The European Central Bank left interest rates unchanged after last month’s landmark cut — giving away little on its plans as investors and economists bet on another move in September. TheВ deposit rateВ was kept at 3.75% on Thursday — as all 55 economists in a BloombergВ surveyВ predicted. Lizzy Burden reports from Frankfurt. (Source: Bloomberg)
The African Development Bank approved a $1 billion loan for South Africa’s state-owned ports and rail operator to help fund its plan to revive ailing infrastructure and expand its business.
The European Central Bank left interest rates unchanged after last month’s landmark cut — giving away little on its plans as investors and economists bet on another move in September.
Italy’s power generation from renewables overtook fossil fuel sources in the first half of the year amid stronger hydropower activity, according to the national grid operator.
UK Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves says “difficult decisions” are ahead as she works to fix Britain’s public finances, raising the prospect of tax hikes or spending cuts in her first Budget in the autumn. “I’m going to be honest about the scale of the challenge, I’m going to level with people,” Reeves told Bloomberg’s Francine Lacqua in her first TV interview since becoming Britain’s first female chancellor.
Blackstone Inc.’s real estate arm weighed on the investment giant’s second-quarter results, as high interest rates crimped property valuations and investors pumped less money into the business.
Mercedes-Benz Group AG and Stellantis NV are in discussions with Serbia’s government to invest in lithium-processing and EV battery production, potentially adding fresh support for what may become Europe’s biggest lithium mine.
Saudi Arabia’s national carrier will buy 50 electric aircraft from German manufacturer Lilium NV, with an option to double the purchase as the oil-rich kingdom looks for advanced modes of travel to tourist attractions.
Nigerian President Bola Tinubu plans to slap a one-time 50% tax on windfall profits booked by banks on massive currency gains after the naira was devalued last year.
China has put three companies from the European Union at the center of its anti-dumping investigation into pork products from the bloc.
China’s stock markets staged a mid-morning rebound on Thursday, coinciding with increased activity in several exchange-traded funds that the so-called national team is known to favor.
ABB Ltd. recorded a record 19% margin in the second quarter driven by strong demand from data centers, offsetting declines in other business areas. CEO Björn Rosengren attributes the results to growing demand for AI, data centers and global electrification. Speaking to Bloomberg’s Tom Mankenzie on “Daybreak Europe,” he says demand for electrification should continue to grow in the long-term.