02.08.2024 13:26 Ethiopia expects its creditors will agree to restructure $4.9 billion of debt, Planning and Finance Minister Fitsum Assefa said.02.08.2024 13:0002.08.2024 12:30 Novo Nordisk A/S may follow drugmaker peers in raising guidance when it reports next week, as Europe’s most valuable company races to keep up with insatiable demand for its weight-loss therapy Wegovy.02.08.2024 12:16 European stocks declined for a second day, joining a global selloff amid concerns over tech earnings and economic growth, with traders awaiting key US jobs data later.02.08.2024 12:12 The flight out of global equities is becoming a stampede as increasing signs of a US economic slowdown spur a pivot toward the haven assets of Treasuries and gold.02.08.2024 12:05 The head of world cycling’s governing body said Saudi investments are welcome to help stabilize finances in the road racing circuit, as long they don’t create a parallel league.02.08.2024 11:42 Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group Inc.’s profit increased more than analysts estimated last quarter as the Japanese bank joined its local rivals in benefiting from higher lending income after interest rates rose.02.08.2024 11:41 Japan’s Government Pension Investment Fund posted a gain of ВҐ8.97 trillion ($60 billion) on assets during the three months through June as strength in overseas currencies boosted the performance of foreign securities.02.08.2024 11:41 Swiss inflation held steady in July, pointing to further easing by the country’s central bank.02.08.2024 9:21 President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris welcome Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich, former US Marine Paul Whelan and journalist Alsu Kurmasheva, who were freed from Russian prison following a major exchange negotiated with Moscow. The group arrived at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland after departing Ankara, Turkey, on Thursday. US officials described the swap as a success of their long-running efforts to win the release of Americans unjustly held abroad. (Source: Getty Images North America)02.08.2024 5:5602.08.2024 4:30 China’s bond traders are seeking shelter in a little played corner of the market to take advantage of bets on further interest-rate cuts that come with a lower threat of official pushback at a record rally.02.08.2024 4:15 Shares slip nearly 8% after surge in crucial infrastructure investments exceed net income during the quarter02.08.2024 4:06 Cerebras Systems, a startup making semiconductors optimized for artificial intelligence uses, is targeting a launch for its initial public offering as soon as October, according to people familiar with the matter.02.08.2024 4:00 Taiwan’s corporate bond issuance this year has hit a seven-year low, as companies scale back offerings on expectations that local interest rates have peaked and could move lower.02.08.2024 3:57 US chipmaker says it will also reduce capital spending as its turnaround strategy hits another setback02.08.2024 2:48 Company bullish on iPhone upgrades from AI products even as it confronts China slowdown and fall in smartphone purchases02.08.2024 2:33 Intel ist es bisher nicht gelungen, MarktfГјhrer Nvidia bei KI-fГ¤higen Chips Paroli zu bieten. Ein harter Sparkurs soll das Unternehmen aus der Krise fГјhren. 15 Prozent der Belegschaft sollen gehen.02.08.2024 1:55 Investors balk at steep valuations amid modest corporate outlooks and bets rise on Fed rate cuts 01.08.2024 23:52 French bank seeks greater scale for its investment business01.08.2024 23:30 Am Ende des Tages standen minus 2,30 Prozent zu Buche: Der deutsche Leitindex Dax ist am Nachmittag deutlich abgesackt. Die Bilanzen von DHL, BMW und Vonovia weisen zudem GewinnrГјckgГ¤nge aus.01.08.2024 22:02 Prime minister speaks to police chiefs after protests following mass stabbing on Monday 01.08.2024 21:55 The threats to this crucial infrastructure are growing but there are possible solutions01.08.2024 21:55 Central bank governor Andrew Bailey warns of dangers of moving вЂ?too much or too quickly’ after first reduction in more than four years 01.08.2024 21:48 Russia, US and other countries exchange 26 prisoners in largest transfer since the cold war01.08.2024 21:40 This time retaliation is likely to come on multiple fronts and it will be harder to intercept and contain01.08.2024 21:01 Alex Beard and four other former employees of UK-listed commodity trader charged after long-running bribery probe01.08.2024 20:56 For a start, the regulator must act quickly if it is to retain any shred of credibility01.08.2024 20:49 Hassan Nasrallah warns вЂ?red lines’ have been crossed, raising fears of a wider regional conflagration01.08.2024 17:47 Knife-edge vote marks boost to Labour government’s promise to kick-start economic growth01.08.2024 15:39 IDF strikes last month targeted militant who masterminded October 7 attack Страницы: 123456789101112 ... 429430431432433434435436437438439440441442443444445446447448449450451452453454455456457458459460461462
Ethiopia expects its creditors will agree to restructure $4.9 billion of debt, Planning and Finance Minister Fitsum Assefa said.
Novo Nordisk A/S may follow drugmaker peers in raising guidance when it reports next week, as Europe’s most valuable company races to keep up with insatiable demand for its weight-loss therapy Wegovy.
European stocks declined for a second day, joining a global selloff amid concerns over tech earnings and economic growth, with traders awaiting key US jobs data later.
The flight out of global equities is becoming a stampede as increasing signs of a US economic slowdown spur a pivot toward the haven assets of Treasuries and gold.
The head of world cycling’s governing body said Saudi investments are welcome to help stabilize finances in the road racing circuit, as long they don’t create a parallel league.
Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group Inc.’s profit increased more than analysts estimated last quarter as the Japanese bank joined its local rivals in benefiting from higher lending income after interest rates rose.
Japan’s Government Pension Investment Fund posted a gain of ¥8.97 trillion ($60 billion) on assets during the three months through June as strength in overseas currencies boosted the performance of foreign securities.
Swiss inflation held steady in July, pointing to further easing by the country’s central bank.
China’s bond traders are seeking shelter in a little played corner of the market to take advantage of bets on further interest-rate cuts that come with a lower threat of official pushback at a record rally.
Shares slip nearly 8% after surge in crucial infrastructure investments exceed net income during the quarter
Cerebras Systems, a startup making semiconductors optimized for artificial intelligence uses, is targeting a launch for its initial public offering as soon as October, according to people familiar with the matter.
Taiwan’s corporate bond issuance this year has hit a seven-year low, as companies scale back offerings on expectations that local interest rates have peaked and could move lower.
Company bullish on iPhone upgrades from AI products even as it confronts China slowdown and fall in smartphone purchases
Intel ist es bisher nicht gelungen, Marktführer Nvidia bei KI-fähigen Chips Paroli zu bieten. Ein harter Sparkurs soll das Unternehmen aus der Krise führen. 15 Prozent der Belegschaft sollen gehen.
Investors balk at steep valuations amid modest corporate outlooks and bets rise on Fed rate cuts 
French bank seeks greater scale for its investment business
Am Ende des Tages standen minus 2,30 Prozent zu Buche: Der deutsche Leitindex Dax ist am Nachmittag deutlich abgesackt. Die Bilanzen von DHL, BMW und Vonovia weisen zudem Gewinnrückgänge aus.
Prime minister speaks to police chiefs after protests following mass stabbing on Monday 
The threats to this crucial infrastructure are growing but there are possible solutions
Central bank governor Andrew Bailey warns of dangers of moving �too much or too quickly’ after first reduction in more than four years 
Russia, US and other countries exchange 26 prisoners in largest transfer since the cold war
This time retaliation is likely to come on multiple fronts and it will be harder to intercept and contain
Alex Beard and four other former employees of UK-listed commodity trader charged after long-running bribery probe
For a start, the regulator must act quickly if it is to retain any shred of credibility
Hassan Nasrallah warns �red lines’ have been crossed, raising fears of a wider regional conflagration
Knife-edge vote marks boost to Labour government’s promise to kick-start economic growth
IDF strikes last month targeted militant who masterminded October 7 attack