01.08.2024 14:30 Adani Enterprises Ltd. posted a 115% jump in quarterly profit, boosted by some of its newer businesses as billionaire Gautam Adani’s flagship rebounds from a scathing short seller attack last year.01.08.2024 14:02 IDF carried out series of strikes in southern Gaza last month01.08.2024 13:23 BNP Paribas’ Matthew Swannell says it will be “a close call” but he expects Bank of England will announce a rate cut on Thursday. Speaking on Bloomberg Television, he says “all conditions are there for them to cut.”01.08.2024 13:17 BBVA would need to eliminate 3,700 jobs after taking over Banco Sabadell SA if it wants to hit a key savings target, according to Berenberg analyst Michael Christodoulou.01.08.2024 13:13 The Federal Reserve is a hot topic this week for global investors trying to time interest-rate cuts. It’s also — unusually — a prominent feature on Corporate America’s post-earnings conference calls.01.08.2024 13:12 Norway’s domestic borrowing accelerated in June for the first time in 14 months, adding to signs that the central bank may struggle to ease inflationary pressures in the energy-rich Nordic economy.01.08.2024 13:0001.08.2024 13:0001.08.2024 12:45 Australia may bring forward planned tax incentives for critical minerals refining after a major lithium producer said it would be shutting half of its processing capacity in the country.01.08.2024 12:43 Foreign investors offloaded Japanese equities for a second week, the most since last September, as the stronger yen weighed on the market and as tech shares slumped amid global rotation out of the sector.01.08.2024 12:16 Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group Inc. reported quarterly profit that beat estimates, joining smaller rival Mizuho Financial Group Inc. in pointing to higher revenue from loans driven by rising rates in Japan.01.08.2024 12:13 Oil traders have loaded up on call options as a spike in tensions in the Middle East raises the possibility of a surge in prices.01.08.2024 12:08 The chief executive officer of the London Stock Exchange Group, David Schwimmer, discusses earnings, IPOs and the partnership Microsoft. Speaking on Bloomberg Television, he says the initial public offering pipeline is “looking encouraging and continues to improve.”01.08.2024 11:49 UK engineering group also lifts profit forecast as recovery under chief executive Tufan ErginbilgiГ§ takes hold01.08.2024 11:22 Daiwa Securities Group Inc.’s profit rose less than analysts estimated as investment banking losses overshadowed gains in the domestic wealth management business.01.08.2024 11:12 Shell Plc reported second-quarter earnings that beat estimates and confirmed another $3.5 billion of share buybacks.01.08.2024 11:06 Rolls-Royce Holdings Plc raised its profit guidance and said it will reinstate dividend payments for the first time since the pandemic as the manufacturer of aircraft engines benefits from greater cost discipline and demand for large jet turbines. The stock surged to a record.01.08.2024 10:20 ING Groep NV’s shares fell as the Dutch lender reported higher-than-expected costs and a key measure of financial strength missed estimates.01.08.2024 10:1801.08.2024 9:53 Credit Agricole SA posted a second-quarter profit that beat analysts estimates, as traders and deal-makers outperformed and the lender began to see the delayed benefit of higher interest rates in France.01.08.2024 9:35 Societe Generale SA’s domestic retail unit continued to be a drag on the bank even as the trading business outperformed.01.08.2024 9:00 After the humiliation of October 7, intelligence services are hitting back where their enemies feel safest 01.08.2024 9:00 Tacit acknowledgment of this by the country’s central bank signals a shift to more honest thinking01.08.2024 9:00 Ramzan Kadyrov turns mediator in dispute over Russian online retailer amid fiercest asset grab since 1990s01.08.2024 9:00 EU claims Britain has failed to implement key Brexit divorce deal01.08.2024 9:00 Italian premier abstained to vote for Ursula von der Leyen and said European Commission peddles вЂ?fake news’01.08.2024 9:00 Valencia region plans to increase fines for unlicensed apartments as tourism backlash grows01.08.2024 9:00 The sport has less media coverage and prize money than many rivals. Three new projects are competing to raise its profile beyond the Games01.08.2024 9:00 Prominent position of sponsors’ brands is first for the Games01.08.2024 9:00 Power brokers in US legal world launch mass fundraising effort for vice-president01.08.2024 9:00 Robert вЂ?Kelly’ Ortberg assumes the top job August 8 at the aerospace manufacturer with no shortage of challenges Страницы: 123456789101112 ... 426427428429430431432433434435436437438439440441442443444445446447448449450451452453454455456457458459
Adani Enterprises Ltd. posted a 115% jump in quarterly profit, boosted by some of its newer businesses as billionaire Gautam Adani’s flagship rebounds from a scathing short seller attack last year.
BNP Paribas’ Matthew Swannell says it will be “a close call” but he expects Bank of England will announce a rate cut on Thursday. Speaking on Bloomberg Television, he says “all conditions are there for them to cut.”
BBVA would need to eliminate 3,700 jobs after taking over Banco Sabadell SA if it wants to hit a key savings target, according to Berenberg analyst Michael Christodoulou.
The Federal Reserve is a hot topic this week for global investors trying to time interest-rate cuts. It’s also — unusually — a prominent feature on Corporate America’s post-earnings conference calls.
Norway’s domestic borrowing accelerated in June for the first time in 14 months, adding to signs that the central bank may struggle to ease inflationary pressures in the energy-rich Nordic economy.
Australia may bring forward planned tax incentives for critical minerals refining after a major lithium producer said it would be shutting half of its processing capacity in the country.
Foreign investors offloaded Japanese equities for a second week, the most since last September, as the stronger yen weighed on the market and as tech shares slumped amid global rotation out of the sector.
Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group Inc. reported quarterly profit that beat estimates, joining smaller rival Mizuho Financial Group Inc. in pointing to higher revenue from loans driven by rising rates in Japan.
Oil traders have loaded up on call options as a spike in tensions in the Middle East raises the possibility of a surge in prices.
The chief executive officer of the London Stock Exchange Group, David Schwimmer, discusses earnings, IPOs and the partnership Microsoft. Speaking on Bloomberg Television, he says the initial public offering pipeline is “looking encouraging and continues to improve.”
UK engineering group also lifts profit forecast as recovery under chief executive Tufan Erginbilgiç takes hold
Daiwa Securities Group Inc.’s profit rose less than analysts estimated as investment banking losses overshadowed gains in the domestic wealth management business.
Shell Plc reported second-quarter earnings that beat estimates and confirmed another $3.5 billion of share buybacks.
Rolls-Royce Holdings Plc raised its profit guidance and said it will reinstate dividend payments for the first time since the pandemic as the manufacturer of aircraft engines benefits from greater cost discipline and demand for large jet turbines. The stock surged to a record.
ING Groep NV’s shares fell as the Dutch lender reported higher-than-expected costs and a key measure of financial strength missed estimates.
Credit Agricole SA posted a second-quarter profit that beat analysts estimates, as traders and deal-makers outperformed and the lender began to see the delayed benefit of higher interest rates in France.
Societe Generale SA’s domestic retail unit continued to be a drag on the bank even as the trading business outperformed.
After the humiliation of October 7, intelligence services are hitting back where their enemies feel safest 
Tacit acknowledgment of this by the country’s central bank signals a shift to more honest thinking
Ramzan Kadyrov turns mediator in dispute over Russian online retailer amid fiercest asset grab since 1990s
EU claims Britain has failed to implement key Brexit divorce deal
Italian premier abstained to vote for Ursula von der Leyen and said European Commission peddles �fake news’
Valencia region plans to increase fines for unlicensed apartments as tourism backlash grows
The sport has less media coverage and prize money than many rivals. Three new projects are competing to raise its profile beyond the Games
Prominent position of sponsors’ brands is first for the Games
Power brokers in US legal world launch mass fundraising effort for vice-president
Robert �Kelly’ Ortberg assumes the top job August 8 at the aerospace manufacturer with no shortage of challenges