30.07.2024 19:12 Spanische WettbewerbshГјter werfen der Buchungsplattform booking.com vor, ihre marktbeherrschende Stellung jahrelang missbraucht zu haben – und verhГ¤ngen eine Rekordstrafe. Der Konzern weist die VorwГјrfe zurГјck.30.07.2024 17:47 Die Verbraucherpreise sind in diesem Monat um 2,3 Prozent hГ¶her als im Juli vergangenen Jahres. Die Inflation zieht damit wieder stГ¤rker an als zuvor.30.07.2024 17:46 In Belgien ist ein Streit Гјber Einwegbecher auf einem Festival entbrannt. Der Veranstalter gibt an, RestbestГ¤nde aufgebraucht zu haben. Doch das war nicht erlaubt.30.07.2024 15:23 Deutsche Brauer haben im vergangenen Jahr rund doppelt so viel alkoholfreies Bier gebraut wie im Jahr 2013, auch dank hoher Nachfrage aus dem Ausland. Die Produktion von Bier mit Alkohol ging dagegen zurГјck.30.07.2024 14:33 Erst kГјrzlich hatte der Softwarekonzern SAP sein Management neu sortiert, jetzt verlassen zwei weitere Topmanager die FГјhrungsriege. Firmenchef Christian Klein bekommt Гјbergangsweise noch mehr Verantwortung.30.07.2024 14:24 Dem Zoll fehlen laut einem Medienbericht offenbar viele Mitarbeiter fГјr die BekГ¤mpfung von illegaler BeschГ¤ftigung. Die Opposition wirft der Bundesregierung vor, Lohnbetrug В»billigend in Kauf zu nehmenВ«.30.07.2024 14:01 A former Citigroup Inc. trader in Hong Kong sued the bank for wrongful dismissal in 2019 as part of a saga that prompted regulators in 2022 to impose a $44.6 million fine on the US bank.30.07.2024 14:00 S&P Global Ratings lowered Bangladesh’s credit ratings to B+ from BB- due to a sustained decline in its foreign exchange reserves, nearly two weeks after the government imposed a curfew to quell deadly student protests.30.07.2024 14:00 An octogenarian heir to the HermГЁs luxury fortune, who sparked controversy last year over a plan to leave his money to his gardener, may not have much to give away after all.30.07.2024 14:00 Germany is buckling under the weight of ballooning renewable energy subsidies, raising questions for governments across the world about how long they can afford to prop up green investments.30.07.2024 13:30 Emerging market currencies gained as investors braced for a pivotal week of global interest rate decisions that could impact the carry trade.30.07.2024 13:19 Deutsche Bank AG’s asset management arm is bringing back corporate titles after a decision to scrap them a few years ago caused frustration among staff.30.07.2024 13:17 South Korea is conducting an investor roadshow after global oil majors showed interest in an offshore field that’s sparked excitement and skepticism in the Asian nation.30.07.2024 13:12 Bloomberg’s Will Kennedy and James Herron discuss BP Plc’s results after the British energy giant reported strong second-quarter earnings. They also talk about Vitol Group’s decision to hand traders a record $6.5 billion payout last year, and the impact of the broader geopolitical situation on energy markets.30.07.2024 12:55 Russia is moving to regulate the use of cryptocurrencies, as companies wrestle with increasing difficulties in foreign payments under the threat of US sanctions over the war in Ukraine.30.07.2024 12:36 Cholamandalam Investment and Finance Co. will raise 20 billion rupees ($239 million) selling subordinated bonds, making the issuance India’s largest such offering by a private shadow lender.30.07.2024 12:30 With its oil wealth, Nigeria should be awash with foreign currency. But years of economic mismanagement have left the country with a debilitating shortage of dollars. In an attempt to fix the problem, President Bola Tinubu relaxed longstanding foreign exchange restrictions shortly after taking office in May 2023. The local naira currency, pegged for years at an artificially high level against the dollar, has since fallen 70%. Tinubu’s goal was to trigger an influx of foreign capital and eventual30.07.2024 12:29 France’s stronger-than-expected growth could help the country close the budget deficit, caretaker Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said.30.07.2024 12:22 European equities edged higher as investors assessed growth figures from the region’s biggest economies and awaited central bank rate decisions due later this week in the US and UK.30.07.2024 11:44 The yen weakened beyond 155 per dollar for the first time in a week as the Bank of Japan kicked off a two-day policy meeting.30.07.2024 11:37 A slowdown in Latin America, the Caribbean and the US pushed British distiller Diageo Plc to its first annual sales decline since the pandemic.30.07.2024 11:25 Raiffeisen Bank International AG said it is stepping up efforts to reduce business in Russia, after facing increased scrutiny of its most profitable unit from regulators.30.07.2024 11:13 BP Plc maintained the pace of share buybacks and increased its dividend as strong second-quarter earnings from pumping crude offset weakness in other parts of the business.30.07.2024 11:12 Thailand’s government approved measures aimed at boosting the local stock market by increasing tax breaks and reducing lockups for individuals investing in so-called sustainable funds.30.07.2024 10:30 The euro-area economy grew more than expected in the second quarter as resilient expansion in key countries allowed the region to shrug off Germany’s surprise contraction.30.07.2024 10:18 Die saarlГ¤ndische SPD-MinisterprГ¤sidentin Anke Rehlinger regt Г„nderungen am BГјrgergeld an. Gleichzeitig verteidigt sie es gegen Kritik aus CDU und FDP – das Problem sei ein anderes.30.07.2024 9:50 BNY Mellon is warning that the influx of foreign capital into Turkish assets may be overdone, with investors likely ignoring pitfalls that could prompt a reversal.30.07.2024 9:13 Donald Trump setzt die Demokraten mit einem abstrusen Steuervorschlag unter Druck. В»Keine Steuer auf TrinkgelderВ« klingt gut – doch am Ende kГ¶nnten MillionГ¤re anstelle von Kellnern und Kellnerinnen profitieren.30.07.2024 7:55 Oil bulls hoping for a second-half demand spurt from China are likely heading for disappointment as economic weakness persists and the adoption of new energy vehicles continues apace.30.07.2024 6:31 India imposed controls on foreign ownership of some newly issued bonds, a surprise move that highlights officials are getting uneasy with the billions of dollars of hot money inflows tied to the inclusion of its debt in a key global index.30.07.2024 5:02 BHP Group Ltd. — fresh from being rebuffed by Anglo American Plc — has swooped to buy Filo Corp., teaming up with Lundin Mining Corp. in a $3 billion deal to gain access to two copper projects in South America. Страницы: 123456789101112 ... 418419420421422423424425426427428429430431432433434435436437438439440441442443444445446447448449450451
Spanische WettbewerbshГјter werfen der Buchungsplattform booking.com vor, ihre marktbeherrschende Stellung jahrelang missbraucht zu haben – und verhГ¤ngen eine Rekordstrafe. Der Konzern weist die VorwГјrfe zurГјck.
Die Verbraucherpreise sind in diesem Monat um 2,3 Prozent höher als im Juli vergangenen Jahres. Die Inflation zieht damit wieder stärker an als zuvor.
In Belgien ist ein Streit über Einwegbecher auf einem Festival entbrannt. Der Veranstalter gibt an, Restbestände aufgebraucht zu haben. Doch das war nicht erlaubt.
Deutsche Brauer haben im vergangenen Jahr rund doppelt so viel alkoholfreies Bier gebraut wie im Jahr 2013, auch dank hoher Nachfrage aus dem Ausland. Die Produktion von Bier mit Alkohol ging dagegen zurГјck.
Erst kГјrzlich hatte der Softwarekonzern SAP sein Management neu sortiert, jetzt verlassen zwei weitere Topmanager die FГјhrungsriege. Firmenchef Christian Klein bekommt Гјbergangsweise noch mehr Verantwortung.
Dem Zoll fehlen laut einem Medienbericht offenbar viele Mitarbeiter für die Bekämpfung von illegaler Beschäftigung. Die Opposition wirft der Bundesregierung vor, Lohnbetrug »billigend in Kauf zu nehmen«.
A former Citigroup Inc. trader in Hong Kong sued the bank for wrongful dismissal in 2019 as part of a saga that prompted regulators in 2022 to impose a $44.6 million fine on the US bank.
S&P Global Ratings lowered Bangladesh’s credit ratings to B+ from BB- due to a sustained decline in its foreign exchange reserves, nearly two weeks after the government imposed a curfew to quell deadly student protests.
An octogenarian heir to the HermГЁs luxury fortune, who sparked controversy last year over a plan to leave his money to his gardener, may not have much to give away after all.
Germany is buckling under the weight of ballooning renewable energy subsidies, raising questions for governments across the world about how long they can afford to prop up green investments.
Emerging market currencies gained as investors braced for a pivotal week of global interest rate decisions that could impact the carry trade.
Deutsche Bank AG’s asset management arm is bringing back corporate titles after a decision to scrap them a few years ago caused frustration among staff.
South Korea is conducting an investor roadshow after global oil majors showed interest in an offshore field that’s sparked excitement and skepticism in the Asian nation.
Bloomberg’s Will Kennedy and James Herron discuss BP Plc’s results after the British energy giant reported strong second-quarter earnings. They also talk about Vitol Group’s decision to hand traders a record $6.5 billion payout last year, and the impact of the broader geopolitical situation on energy markets.
Russia is moving to regulate the use of cryptocurrencies, as companies wrestle with increasing difficulties in foreign payments under the threat of US sanctions over the war in Ukraine.
Cholamandalam Investment and Finance Co. will raise 20 billion rupees ($239 million) selling subordinated bonds, making the issuance India’s largest such offering by a private shadow lender.
With its oil wealth, Nigeria should be awash with foreign currency. But years of economic mismanagement have left the country with a debilitating shortage of dollars. In an attempt to fix the problem, President Bola Tinubu relaxed longstanding foreign exchange restrictions shortly after taking office in May 2023. The local naira currency, pegged for years at an artificially high level against the dollar, has since fallen 70%. Tinubu’s goal was to trigger an influx of foreign capital and eventual
France’s stronger-than-expected growth could help the country close the budget deficit, caretaker Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said.
European equities edged higher as investors assessed growth figures from the region’s biggest economies and awaited central bank rate decisions due later this week in the US and UK.
The yen weakened beyond 155 per dollar for the first time in a week as the Bank of Japan kicked off a two-day policy meeting.
A slowdown in Latin America, the Caribbean and the US pushed British distiller Diageo Plc to its first annual sales decline since the pandemic.
Raiffeisen Bank International AG said it is stepping up efforts to reduce business in Russia, after facing increased scrutiny of its most profitable unit from regulators.
BP Plc maintained the pace of share buybacks and increased its dividend as strong second-quarter earnings from pumping crude offset weakness in other parts of the business.
Thailand’s government approved measures aimed at boosting the local stock market by increasing tax breaks and reducing lockups for individuals investing in so-called sustainable funds.
The euro-area economy grew more than expected in the second quarter as resilient expansion in key countries allowed the region to shrug off Germany’s surprise contraction.
Die saarländische SPD-Ministerpräsidentin Anke Rehlinger regt Änderungen am Bürgergeld an. Gleichzeitig verteidigt sie es gegen Kritik aus CDU und FDP – das Problem sei ein anderes.
BNY Mellon is warning that the influx of foreign capital into Turkish assets may be overdone, with investors likely ignoring pitfalls that could prompt a reversal.
Donald Trump setzt die Demokraten mit einem abstrusen Steuervorschlag unter Druck. »Keine Steuer auf Trinkgelder« klingt gut – doch am Ende könnten Millionäre anstelle von Kellnern und Kellnerinnen profitieren.
Oil bulls hoping for a second-half demand spurt from China are likely heading for disappointment as economic weakness persists and the adoption of new energy vehicles continues apace.
India imposed controls on foreign ownership of some newly issued bonds, a surprise move that highlights officials are getting uneasy with the billions of dollars of hot money inflows tied to the inclusion of its debt in a key global index.
BHP Group Ltd. — fresh from being rebuffed by Anglo American Plc — has swooped to buy Filo Corp., teaming up with Lundin Mining Corp. in a $3 billion deal to gain access to two copper projects in South America.