26.08.2024 8:31 China has fined seven companies for their involvement in a tainted cooking oil scandal that caused a nationwide uproar over food safety last month.26.08.2024 8:02 Investors should pare their Chinese equity holdings and put their money in Indonesia and Malaysia, according to analysts at Nomura Holdings Inc.26.08.2024 7:41 Australian pension fund Equip Super plans to add billions of dollars worth of private markets investments over the next few years, lifting such holdings to around a quarter of its overall assets.26.08.2024 7:40 A digital asset from a blockchain project linked to Telegram Messenger LLP has lost about $2.7 billion in market value, reflecting the uncertainty sparked by the detention of the messaging app’s co-founder.26.08.2024 7:00 A sanctioned liquefied natural gas tanker appears to be transferring its Russia cargo to another ship in the Mediterranean Sea, a sign of the lengths to which Moscow is going to circumvent US actions.26.08.2024 6:01 Telegram says it abides by European laws and that the company’s CEO Pavel Durov has “nothing to hide.” The messaging app is questioning the grounds for France’s detention of Durov, who was taken into custody at a Paris airport over the weekend. According to Agence France-Presse, he was detained on suspicion of failing to take steps to prevent criminal use of Telegram. Annabelle Droulers reports on Bloomberg Television.26.08.2024 5:40 China has initiated stress tests with financial institutions on their bond investments, to make sure they can handle any market volatility should a record-breaking rally reverse, according to state-run media.26.08.2024 4:41 Gold steadied near a record high after Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell affirmed expectations the central bank will start cutting interest rates next month.26.08.2024 4:21 Australia’s Pilbara Minerals Ltd. said full-year profit slumped after a sharp drop in lithium prices.26.08.2024 4:18 Singapore’s dollar advanced to its strongest in almost a decade as traders weighed the difference between the local monetary authority’s relatively hawkish policy outlook compared with that of the Federal Reserve.26.08.2024 3:33 Asian stocks advanced for a third session and the yen strengthened to a three-week high as the prospect of Federal Reserve interest rate cuts on the horizon stoked sentiment.26.08.2024 3:20 Oil’s early-August pop in volatility has been quickly reversed, with the $75-a-barrel price level once again proving to be a sticking point for the Brent market.26.08.2024 3:04 Oil advanced after an Israeli strike on Hezbollah targets in southern Lebanon raised tensions in the Middle East.26.08.2024 2:00 SAIC Motor Corp.’s harsh treatment by European Union negotiators is becoming a cautionary tale of Chinese companies being ill-equipped to operate in Western business and political domains.26.08.2024 2:00 A relentless rally in Australian bonds has laid bare how little traders believe that the local central bank will defy peer pressure to stand firm with its hawkish tone.26.08.2024 1:0026.08.2024 0:14 Exchange of fire with Iran-backed militant group Hizbollah is biggest since war in 200625.08.2024 21:57 Two journalists from news agency hospitalised after strike denounced by Kyiv as вЂ?heinous and deliberate’ 25.08.2024 19:04 Isis claims responsibility for incident that left three dead and has fanned national debate over immigration25.08.2024 17:30 Media entrepreneur’s access to Starmer’s official residence and workplace adds to claims of cronyism in new UK government25.08.2024 17:30 The hugely popular yen carry trade crashed and burned this month as Japan’s currency surged. A less well-known version of the strategy is likely to be more immune to those kind of shocks.25.08.2024 15:37 Labour is fixing the foundations after finding вЂ?rot deep in the heart’ of Britain, PM’s speech will claim 25.08.2024 15:12 Billionaire detained at Paris airport for failing to adequately moderate criminal activity on his messaging platform25.08.2024 15:05 Military capabilities of the Jewish state have evolved since it last fought Hizbollah but so have those of the Iran-backed вЂ?axis of resistance’25.08.2024 15:00 US vice-president’s coffers benefit from Democratic National Convention enthusiasm and вЂ?unprecedented grassroots donations’25.08.2024 13:05 Sinopec’s profit inched higher in the first half, after an improved performance from upstream operations offset the impact of a slowing Chinese economy and hefty declines in the company’s main businesses of processing and selling fuels.25.08.2024 9:00 A bitter bankruptcy fight is playing out between HPS Investment Partners and the parent company of Redbox25.08.2024 9:00 Apparently meaningful relations between events get us hunting for causation in vain25.08.2024 9:00 Investment in maker of вЂ?low-cost cruise missiles’ a sign of Silicon Valley’s shifting stance towards the arms industry25.08.2024 9:00 Retailers including Topps Tiles flag sinking demand as pandemic-era enthusiasm for home projects fizzles out25.08.2024 9:00 Cost-of-living pressures and the rise of вЂ?experiential leisure’ have helped boost a sector once associated with pensioners Страницы: 123456789101112 ... 500501502503504505506507508509510511512513514515516517518519520521522523524525526527528529530531532533
China has fined seven companies for their involvement in a tainted cooking oil scandal that caused a nationwide uproar over food safety last month.
Investors should pare their Chinese equity holdings and put their money in Indonesia and Malaysia, according to analysts at Nomura Holdings Inc.
Australian pension fund Equip Super plans to add billions of dollars worth of private markets investments over the next few years, lifting such holdings to around a quarter of its overall assets.
A digital asset from a blockchain project linked to Telegram Messenger LLP has lost about $2.7 billion in market value, reflecting the uncertainty sparked by the detention of the messaging app’s co-founder.
A sanctioned liquefied natural gas tanker appears to be transferring its Russia cargo to another ship in the Mediterranean Sea, a sign of the lengths to which Moscow is going to circumvent US actions.
Telegram says it abides by European laws and that the company’s CEO Pavel Durov has “nothing to hide.” The messaging app is questioning the grounds for France’s detention of Durov, who was taken into custody at a Paris airport over the weekend. According to Agence France-Presse, he was detained on suspicion of failing to take steps to prevent criminal use of Telegram. Annabelle Droulers reports on Bloomberg Television.
China has initiated stress tests with financial institutions on their bond investments, to make sure they can handle any market volatility should a record-breaking rally reverse, according to state-run media.
Gold steadied near a record high after Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell affirmed expectations the central bank will start cutting interest rates next month.
Australia’s Pilbara Minerals Ltd. said full-year profit slumped after a sharp drop in lithium prices.
Singapore’s dollar advanced to its strongest in almost a decade as traders weighed the difference between the local monetary authority’s relatively hawkish policy outlook compared with that of the Federal Reserve.
Asian stocks advanced for a third session and the yen strengthened to a three-week high as the prospect of Federal Reserve interest rate cuts on the horizon stoked sentiment.
Oil’s early-August pop in volatility has been quickly reversed, with the $75-a-barrel price level once again proving to be a sticking point for the Brent market.
Oil advanced after an Israeli strike on Hezbollah targets in southern Lebanon raised tensions in the Middle East.
SAIC Motor Corp.’s harsh treatment by European Union negotiators is becoming a cautionary tale of Chinese companies being ill-equipped to operate in Western business and political domains.
A relentless rally in Australian bonds has laid bare how little traders believe that the local central bank will defy peer pressure to stand firm with its hawkish tone.
Exchange of fire with Iran-backed militant group Hizbollah is biggest since war in 2006
Two journalists from news agency hospitalised after strike denounced by Kyiv as �heinous and deliberate’ 
Isis claims responsibility for incident that left three dead and has fanned national debate over immigration
Media entrepreneur’s access to Starmer’s official residence and workplace adds to claims of cronyism in new UK government
The hugely popular yen carry trade crashed and burned this month as Japan’s currency surged. A less well-known version of the strategy is likely to be more immune to those kind of shocks.
Labour is fixing the foundations after finding �rot deep in the heart’ of Britain, PM’s speech will claim 
Billionaire detained at Paris airport for failing to adequately moderate criminal activity on his messaging platform
Military capabilities of the Jewish state have evolved since it last fought Hizbollah but so have those of the Iran-backed �axis of resistance’
US vice-president’s coffers benefit from Democratic National Convention enthusiasm and �unprecedented grassroots donations’
Sinopec’s profit inched higher in the first half, after an improved performance from upstream operations offset the impact of a slowing Chinese economy and hefty declines in the company’s main businesses of processing and selling fuels.
A bitter bankruptcy fight is playing out between HPS Investment Partners and the parent company of Redbox
Apparently meaningful relations between events get us hunting for causation in vain
Investment in maker of �low-cost cruise missiles’ a sign of Silicon Valley’s shifting stance towards the arms industry
Retailers including Topps Tiles flag sinking demand as pandemic-era enthusiasm for home projects fizzles out
Cost-of-living pressures and the rise of �experiential leisure’ have helped boost a sector once associated with pensioners