01.07.2024 23:08 Opponents must mobilise to prevent Marine Le Pen’s party from taking power01.07.2024 23:22 Commons register of interests shows Labour leader’s declarations in last parliament spanned concerts to clothing01.07.2024 23:49 Bargeld wird fГјr deutsche Verbraucher immer unwichtiger, Zahlungssysteme fГјr das Smartphone sind auf dem Vormarsch. Trotzdem wird mehr als die HГ¤lfte aller Zahlungen noch immer in bar abgewickelt.02.07.2024 0:52 The president’s son has argued that the network violated a New York law by showing the explicit images without his permission.02.07.2024 2:37 Federal appellate judges ruled that the Biden administration’s new student loan repayment plan could continue to operate as legal challenges to the program work their way through the courts.02.07.2024 3:30 Dollar loan sales for the first half across Asia excluding Japan tumbled to their lowest since 2010 as higher borrowing costs in the greenback deterred companies, who opted for other financing routes or looked to defer such plans if possible.02.07.2024 3:31 Mr. Diller, a digital media pioneer, lost a bidding war for Paramount Pictures decades ago. Now, he’s making a run at its parent company.02.07.2024 3:34 Japanese shares rose in Asia, as financial stocks gained from the prospect of higher lending rates, sending a Japan equity benchmark closer to a record high.02.07.2024 3:4202.07.2024 3:54 Carlos Watson was questioned after Ozy investors, former employees and bankers testified for the prosecution in his trial.02.07.2024 3:56 Democratic insiders alarmed by advisers’ reluctance to consider president’s exit from White House race 02.07.2024 4:00 South Korea’s inflation slowed more than expected ahead of a key central bank meeting, offering more evidence that price pressure is easing in a path that may allow policymakers to soften their restrictive policy settings in coming months.02.07.2024 4:00 For the first time in two decades, South Korean stocks are getting more love than local bonds from global investors amid rising interest in the country’s chip sector.02.07.2024 4:01 Inflation in UK stores has fallen close to zero for the first time since October 2021 in a fresh sign that pressure on household budgets is easing.02.07.2024 4:01 British Retail Consortium says next prime minister will benefit from supermarkets’ effort to keep costs down 02.07.2024 4:08 Vanguard sees the yen at risk of falling toward 170 per dollar if potential Bank of Japan policy changes this month fail to boost the country’s bond yields.02.07.2024 4:25 Oil traded near a two-month high after breaking out of its recent trading range on an escalation in tensions in the Middle East and concerns over the rapid start to the Atlantic hurricane season.02.07.2024 4:35 Japan’s super-long bond issuance looks set to drop, but it’s a case where less still means more than the market may be able to handle.02.07.2024 5:00 Its share-price chart resembles that of an emerging-market penny stock: a 1,200% surge punctuated by two crashes of more than 40% — all in the span of less than nine months.02.07.2024 6:30 Australia’s central bank saw the need to remain “vigilant” to upside price risks, even as it left interest rates at a 12-year high last month because recent data hadn’t been sufficient to derail its inflation outlook.02.07.2024 6:50 OCBC Bank’s Vasu Menon says the lender has updated its rates outlook to reflect US election uncertainties. “The risk that Trump may come into power and some of his policies, if implemented, could fuel inflation to some extent,” he says. OCBC Bank has raised its 12-month forecast for the 10-year US Treasury yield from 3.75% to 4.25%. Menon speaks on Bloomberg Television.02.07.2024 6:50 The ruling could amplify the impact of a separate decision overturning the Chevron doctrine, which had required courts to defer to executive agencies’ interpretations of statutes.02.07.2024 6:57 New campaigns by shareholder activists reached record levels globally in the first six months of the year, data from Lazard Inc. show.02.07.2024 7:05 Chinese electric-vehicles giant BYD Co.В sold a record number of EVs and hybrid cars in the second quarter, boosted by discounts and new technology. Danny Lee reports on Bloomberg Television. (Source: Bloomberg)02.07.2024 7:21 Some forty passengers were injured when an Air Europa flight hit severe turbulence on its way from Madrid to Montevideo, Uruguay, the latest in a series of bumpy incidents that have rattled travelers.02.07.2024 7:46 Former long-time trader at Segantii Capital Management Ltd., Daniel La Rocca, and the hedge fund’s founder, Simon Sadler, arrived at Hong Kong District Court on Tuesday to face insider dealing charges. The criminal case centers around Segantii’s actions ahead of a block trade in June 2017. Hong Kong authorities have accused the firm, Sadler and La Rocca of acting on insider information prior to the deal.02.07.2024 7:54 Four passengers were in intensive care after the flight from Spain to Uruguay hit turbulence that injured dozens. The plane made an emergency landing in Brazil.02.07.2024 7:55 Hindenburg Research called out the Securities and Exchange Board of India for failing to address the fraud it alleged in a short-selling report on the Adani Group early last year, after receiving a notice from the regulator in June.02.07.2024 7:5902.07.2024 8:18 The insider dealing case against hedge fund firm Segantii Capital Management, its founder Simon Sadler and former trader Daniel La Rocca has been adjourned to Oct. 15.02.07.2024 8:29 China’s eastern economic hub Jiangsu extended medical insurance coverage to a slew of assisted reproductive services, the latest region heeding Beijing’s call to reverse the mainland’s declining birth rate.02.07.2024 8:34 South Korea’s leading crypto exchanges sought to push back on the idea that new rules to protect investors may quickly choke some of the nation’s hallmark speculative trading in smaller digital assets. 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Opponents must mobilise to prevent Marine Le Pen’s party from taking power
Commons register of interests shows Labour leader’s declarations in last parliament spanned concerts to clothing
Bargeld wird für deutsche Verbraucher immer unwichtiger, Zahlungssysteme für das Smartphone sind auf dem Vormarsch. Trotzdem wird mehr als die Hälfte aller Zahlungen noch immer in bar abgewickelt.
The president’s son has argued that the network violated a New York law by showing the explicit images without his permission.
Federal appellate judges ruled that the Biden administration’s new student loan repayment plan could continue to operate as legal challenges to the program work their way through the courts.
Dollar loan sales for the first half across Asia excluding Japan tumbled to their lowest since 2010 as higher borrowing costs in the greenback deterred companies, who opted for other financing routes or looked to defer such plans if possible.
Mr. Diller, a digital media pioneer, lost a bidding war for Paramount Pictures decades ago. Now, he’s making a run at its parent company.
Japanese shares rose in Asia, as financial stocks gained from the prospect of higher lending rates, sending a Japan equity benchmark closer to a record high.
Carlos Watson was questioned after Ozy investors, former employees and bankers testified for the prosecution in his trial.
Democratic insiders alarmed by advisers’ reluctance to consider president’s exit from White House race 
South Korea’s inflation slowed more than expected ahead of a key central bank meeting, offering more evidence that price pressure is easing in a path that may allow policymakers to soften their restrictive policy settings in coming months.
For the first time in two decades, South Korean stocks are getting more love than local bonds from global investors amid rising interest in the country’s chip sector.
Inflation in UK stores has fallen close to zero for the first time since October 2021 in a fresh sign that pressure on household budgets is easing.
British Retail Consortium says next prime minister will benefit from supermarkets’ effort to keep costs down 
Vanguard sees the yen at risk of falling toward 170 per dollar if potential Bank of Japan policy changes this month fail to boost the country’s bond yields.
Oil traded near a two-month high after breaking out of its recent trading range on an escalation in tensions in the Middle East and concerns over the rapid start to the Atlantic hurricane season.
Japan’s super-long bond issuance looks set to drop, but it’s a case where less still means more than the market may be able to handle.
Its share-price chart resembles that of an emerging-market penny stock: a 1,200% surge punctuated by two crashes of more than 40% — all in the span of less than nine months.
Australia’s central bank saw the need to remain “vigilant” to upside price risks, even as it left interest rates at a 12-year high last month because recent data hadn’t been sufficient to derail its inflation outlook.
OCBC Bank’s Vasu Menon says the lender has updated its rates outlook to reflect US election uncertainties. “The risk that Trump may come into power and some of his policies, if implemented, could fuel inflation to some extent,” he says. OCBC Bank has raised its 12-month forecast for the 10-year US Treasury yield from 3.75% to 4.25%. Menon speaks on Bloomberg Television.
The ruling could amplify the impact of a separate decision overturning the Chevron doctrine, which had required courts to defer to executive agencies’ interpretations of statutes.
New campaigns by shareholder activists reached record levels globally in the first six months of the year, data from Lazard Inc. show.
Chinese electric-vehicles giant BYD Co.В sold a record number of EVs and hybrid cars in the second quarter, boosted by discounts and new technology. Danny Lee reports on Bloomberg Television. (Source: Bloomberg)
Some forty passengers were injured when an Air Europa flight hit severe turbulence on its way from Madrid to Montevideo, Uruguay, the latest in a series of bumpy incidents that have rattled travelers.
Former long-time trader at Segantii Capital Management Ltd., Daniel La Rocca, and the hedge fund’s founder, Simon Sadler, arrived at Hong Kong District Court on Tuesday to face insider dealing charges. The criminal case centers around Segantii’s actions ahead of a block trade in June 2017. Hong Kong authorities have accused the firm, Sadler and La Rocca of acting on insider information prior to the deal.
Four passengers were in intensive care after the flight from Spain to Uruguay hit turbulence that injured dozens. The plane made an emergency landing in Brazil.
Hindenburg Research called out the Securities and Exchange Board of India for failing to address the fraud it alleged in a short-selling report on the Adani Group early last year, after receiving a notice from the regulator in June.
The insider dealing case against hedge fund firm Segantii Capital Management, its founder Simon Sadler and former trader Daniel La Rocca has been adjourned to Oct. 15.
China’s eastern economic hub Jiangsu extended medical insurance coverage to a slew of assisted reproductive services, the latest region heeding Beijing’s call to reverse the mainland’s declining birth rate.
South Korea’s leading crypto exchanges sought to push back on the idea that new rules to protect investors may quickly choke some of the nation’s hallmark speculative trading in smaller digital assets.