24.07.2025 14:01 A new generation of meme stocks are soaring and falling again.24.07.2025 14:03 Back in April, Intel Corp.’s newly appointed Chief Executive Officer Lip-Bu Tan told investors on his inaugural earnings call that turning around the troubled chipmaker would take time. That was three months ago — and they’re already losing patience.24.07.2025 14:05 Ghana, Africa’s biggest gold producer, is reviewing its mining laws to reduce the duration of licenses it grants.24.07.2025 14:08 The new feature comes as Uber has recorded thousands of incidents of sexual assaults over the years and has sought to introduce measures toВ make traveling safer.24.07.2025 14:16 A group of private foreign exchange companies in Pakistan met with the head of an intelligence department this week to discuss the local rupee’s slump.24.07.2025 14:30 Trading desks at firms including Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and Citadel Securities are telling clients to buy cheap hedges against potential losses in US stocks as a slew of risks loom over the market’s record advance.24.07.2025 14:30 The world’s dominant search engine is so far adapting well to the AI age. ... 24.07.2025 14:4324.07.2025 14:5324.07.2025 14:55 At least nine killed as Bangkok accuses Phnom Penh of targeting civilian areas24.07.2025 15:00 The intimate new boats are perfect for the Instagram era where everyone wants to look like theyre on a private yacht.24.07.2025 15:05 Rwandan President Paul Kagame appointed Justin Nsengiyumva as the nation’s new prime minister, according to an announcement on the government communication service’s X account.24.07.2025 15:09 Maga world’s popular network is caught in middle of war between its owner and the US president 24.07.2025 15:10 Cemex SAB’s earnings surpassed expectations as the Mexican cement maker benefited from a rebound in Europe that cushioned a weaker performance in the US.24.07.2025 15:13 European, Japanese and Chinese stocks rise; American Airlines and Blackstone earnings due ... 24.07.2025 15:33 European Union officials and China’s top leaders arrived at a summit in Beijing split over trade. They came together on the need to address climate change.24.07.2025 15:42 Dollar bonds from some of Europe’s biggest public-sector issuers are now trading at yields below comparable US government debt — an unusual turn that underscores the diminishing appeal of Treasuries.24.07.2025 16:00 Carlyle Group Inc. is purchasing $250 million of loans from FarmOp Capital, a lender that helps farmers deal with the seasonal flow of funds in agriculture, as the industry faces a wave of bankruptcies.24.07.2025 16:00 Ukraine’s central bank held its benchmark interest rate steady as the government prepares for new loan talks with the International Monetary Fund, with recent moves against anti-corruption agencies fueling donor concerns.24.07.2025 16:17 The chief executives of two of the world’s biggest consumer goods companies are walking back soured bets by their predecessors, shedding brands in an effort to spur growth.24.07.2025 16:3324.07.2025 16:34 Shoulder Innovations Inc. is seeking to raise as much as $105 million in an initial public offering, as US listings continue to rebound.24.07.2025 16:3424.07.2025 16:4324.07.2025 16:43 Serbia’s central bank plans to bring all of its roughly $6 billion-worth of gold reserves onto its own soil to ensure the security of the hoard in periods of crisis.24.07.2025 16:46 Tractor Supply Co. rose after posting its best sales growth in two years as steady demand for its livestock feed, coupled with positive momentum in big-ticket purchases, lifted results above expectations.24.07.2025 16:55 Dan Ives, managing director at Wedbush Securities, examines second-quarter earnings from Tesla as CEO Elon Musk warned of difficult times ahead for the company after one of its worst quarters in over a decade. (Source: Bloomberg)24.07.2025 17:15 The European Central Bank kept interest rates unchanged for the first time in more than a year after inflation hit 2% and messy trade negotiations with the US continued to cast a shadow over the economy.24.07.2025 17:17 Shares in Tesla were down in premarket trading as the carmaker lays out the risks from President Trump’s tariffs and his scrapping of tax credits.24.07.2025 17:23 Lenders are demanding higher pricing from two European leveraged-loan borrowers, a rare sign of difficulty these days in the buoyant market for sub-investment grade debt.24.07.2025 17:26 Paris wheat futures fell on the outlook for robust global supplies, and as European exporters face intense price competition.24.07.2025 17:41 European Union measures to restrict imports of Russian fuel and surging supplies of lighter crude are driving diesel up prices across the world, the boss of Europe’s largest oil refiner said. 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A new generation of meme stocks are soaring and falling again.
Back in April, Intel Corp.’s newly appointed Chief Executive Officer Lip-Bu Tan told investors on his inaugural earnings call that turning around the troubled chipmaker would take time. That was three months ago — and they’re already losing patience.
Ghana, Africa’s biggest gold producer, is reviewing its mining laws to reduce the duration of licenses it grants.
The new feature comes as Uber has recorded thousands of incidents of sexual assaults over the years and has sought to introduce measures toВ make traveling safer.
A group of private foreign exchange companies in Pakistan met with the head of an intelligence department this week to discuss the local rupee’s slump.
Trading desks at firms including Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and Citadel Securities are telling clients to buy cheap hedges against potential losses in US stocks as a slew of risks loom over the market’s record advance.
At least nine killed as Bangkok accuses Phnom Penh of targeting civilian areas
The intimate new boats are perfect for the Instagram era where everyone wants to look like theyre on a private yacht.
Rwandan President Paul Kagame appointed Justin Nsengiyumva as the nation’s new prime minister, according to an announcement on the government communication service’s X account.
Maga world’s popular network is caught in middle of war between its owner and the US president 
Cemex SAB’s earnings surpassed expectations as the Mexican cement maker benefited from a rebound in Europe that cushioned a weaker performance in the US.
European Union officials and China’s top leaders arrived at a summit in Beijing split over trade. They came together on the need to address climate change.
Dollar bonds from some of Europe’s biggest public-sector issuers are now trading at yields below comparable US government debt — an unusual turn that underscores the diminishing appeal of Treasuries.
Carlyle Group Inc. is purchasing $250 million of loans from FarmOp Capital, a lender that helps farmers deal with the seasonal flow of funds in agriculture, as the industry faces a wave of bankruptcies.
Ukraine’s central bank held its benchmark interest rate steady as the government prepares for new loan talks with the International Monetary Fund, with recent moves against anti-corruption agencies fueling donor concerns.
The chief executives of two of the world’s biggest consumer goods companies are walking back soured bets by their predecessors, shedding brands in an effort to spur growth.
Shoulder Innovations Inc. is seeking to raise as much as $105 million in an initial public offering, as US listings continue to rebound.
Serbia’s central bank plans to bring all of its roughly $6 billion-worth of gold reserves onto its own soil to ensure the security of the hoard in periods of crisis.
Tractor Supply Co. rose after posting its best sales growth in two years as steady demand for its livestock feed, coupled with positive momentum in big-ticket purchases, lifted results above expectations.
Dan Ives, managing director at Wedbush Securities, examines second-quarter earnings from Tesla as CEO Elon Musk warned of difficult times ahead for the company after one of its worst quarters in over a decade. (Source: Bloomberg)
The European Central Bank kept interest rates unchanged for the first time in more than a year after inflation hit 2% and messy trade negotiations with the US continued to cast a shadow over the economy.
Shares in Tesla were down in premarket trading as the carmaker lays out the risks from President Trump’s tariffs and his scrapping of tax credits.
Lenders are demanding higher pricing from two European leveraged-loan borrowers, a rare sign of difficulty these days in the buoyant market for sub-investment grade debt.
Paris wheat futures fell on the outlook for robust global supplies, and as European exporters face intense price competition.
European Union measures to restrict imports of Russian fuel and surging supplies of lighter crude are driving diesel up prices across the world, the boss of Europe’s largest oil refiner said.