09.10.2024 21:15 Sweden’s SAS AB and LOT Polish Airlines are giving up service to China, joining a growing list of European carriers retreating from the world’s second-biggest aviation market.09.10.2024 21:27 Elimination of James Cleverly from contest leaves Tory members with choice between two rightwingers 09.10.2024 21:42 Chancellor Rachel Reeves could raise billions of pounds by introducing levy on employer pension contributions 09.10.2024 21:47 Gekauft, gezogen, weggeworfen: Einweg-E-Zigaretten sind so beliebt, weil sie so billig sind. Das geht jedoch auf Kosten der Umwelt. Die Bundesregierung hat nun die Entsorgung von ElektrogerГ¤ten neu geregelt.09.10.2024 21:47 Gekauft, gezogen, weggeworfen: Einweg-E-Zigaretten sind so beliebt, weil sie so billig sind. Das geht jedoch auf Kosten der Umwelt. Die Bundesregierung hat nun die Entsorgung von ElektrogerГ¤ten neu geregelt.09.10.2024 21:50 The Trump Organization was in talks about Israeli hotels before the Hamas attack last year. It says it wants to resume them in the future, raising questions about the mingling of politics and money in the event of a second Trump term.09.10.2024 21:57 Citadel Securities LLC Chief Executive Officer Peng Zhao said the prospect of too much regulation in corporate America is deterring firms from going public — which he also cited as a reason why the market-maker isn’t considering the move right now.09.10.2024 22:24 Die US-BГјrger treibt in diesem Wahlkampf nichts so um wie die hГ¶heren Preise fГјr Lebensmittel, Sprit und Dienstleistungen. Aber wird wirklich alles so viel teurer? Ein Гњberblick Гјber zentrale Produkte.09.10.2024 22:24 Die US-BГјrger treibt in diesem Wahlkampf nichts so um wie die hГ¶heren Preise fГјr Lebensmittel, Sprit und Dienstleistungen. Aber wird wirklich alles so viel teurer? Ein Гњberblick Гјber zentrale Produkte.09.10.2024 22:29 Canada’s decision to increase the capital gains inclusion rate is unlikely to generate as much cash as Justin Trudeau’s government expects, a research group says.09.10.2024 22:31 As Hurricane Milton barrels toward Florida threatening massive storm surges in the Tampa Bay area, roughly $30 billion of municipal debt is at risk, according to an analysis from Bloomberg Intelligence.09.10.2024 22:35 You’d think signs that theВ US economy has once again defiedВ recession worries would be a good thing. And it is. But it comes with a side dose of market volatility. That’s because, as the former CEO of bond giant Pimco Mohamed El-Erian puts it, “this market lacks anchors when it comes to how it sees the interest rates.” If you can look past the bond volatility, which may ramp up further as soon as Thursday, the outlook still remains bright overall because of stocks, though less so for bonds.09.10.2024 22:36 Democratic Republic of Congo’s top mining official said the country is courting new investors for its world-class deposits of key metals as it looks to diversify ownership in its industry, which is currently dominated by China.09.10.2024 22:41 Boeing Co.’s annual interest costs could rise by at least $100 million if its credit rating is cut to junk, adding to its troubles as it navigates stalled union talks and seeks to shore up fresh capital.09.10.2024 22:50 High costs are a threat to Kamala Harris’s hopes of winning Michigan, a crucial election battleground09.10.2024 22:55 A prospective investor in Europastry SA’s halted initial public offering called for a tighter pricing discount to one of the company’s listed peers.09.10.2024 23:00 Investors are snapping up Australian stocks geared to the nation’s cashed-up retirees while shunning firms exposed to younger households, in a play on a widening intergenerational wealth divide.09.10.2024 23:10 The Nobel, awarded to David Baker of the University of Washington and Demis Hassabis and John M. Jumper of Google DeepMind, is the second this week to involve artificial intelligence.09.10.2024 23:13 Indian billionaire Gautam Adani’s flagship firm seeks to raise about $500 million through a share sale to institutions, marking a return to equity fundraising after a withering short-seller report in 2023.09.10.2024 23:15 The World Bank Former President David Malpass discusses inflation, US deficit, the importance of low interest rates for small businesses, and says the Federal Reserve is using really old models. He speaks with Sonali Basak from the Citadel Securities Global Macro Conference. (Source: Bloomberg)09.10.2024 23:18 Among deal makers with fortunes at stake, the consequences of a Harris or a Trump win are increasingly murky.09.10.2024 23:30 US Treasury yields rose as traders nixed bets on additional Federal Reserve interest-rate cuts this year ahead of inflation data to be released on Thursday.09.10.2024 23:48 Canadian investment firm Langdon Equity Partners Ltd. has emerged as one of the big winners from a deal backed by longtime Blackstone dealmaker Chinh Chu.09.10.2024 23:48 Chancellor urged to bring in expatriation charge in order to avoid increasing UK capital gains levy in Budget09.10.2024 23:52 Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell received some pushback on a half-point interest-rate cut in September, as some officials preferred a smaller, quarter-point cut. Mike McKee reports.09.10.2024 23:57 Minutes from meeting showed some dispute about how quickly to reduce borrowing costs10.10.2024 0:09 New Jersey Attorney General Matt Platkin joins Caroline Hyde and Ed Ludlow to discuss the state of social media and TikTok as states set out to sue the social media platform for allegedly deceiving users about its safety for children and its addictive features. He speaks on Bloomberg Technology. (Source: Bloomberg)10.10.2024 0:14 Aetherflux hope to harness solar energy from space in an effort to deliver renewable power worldwide. CEO Baiju Bhatt joins Caroline Hyde and Ed Ludlow to discuss his ambitions on Bloomberg Technology. (Source: Bloomberg)10.10.2024 0:19 Bloomberg Intelligence Senior Tech Industry Analyst Mandeep Singh and Bloomberg News Antitrust Reporter Leah Nylen on what could be a historic breakup of one of the world’s biggest tech companies. (Source: Bloomberg)10.10.2024 0:24 Google, Microsoft and Meta are shoving A.I. chatbots into our faces. Sometimes, there’s a way out.10.10.2024 0:28 B. Riley Financial Inc.’s lenders are getting more oversight of the company’s finances, including weekly updates on its liquidity and some of its dealmaking amid efforts to pull the money-losing investment firm out of its tailspin.10.10.2024 0:35 Nearly a month into a union walkout, the aerospace giant withdrew its latest contract offer, and the two sides exchanged blame over the breakdown. Страницы: 688689690691692693694695696697698699700701702703704705706707708709710711712713714715716717718719720721722723724725726727728729730731732733734735736737738739740741742743744745746747748749750751752753754755756757758759760761762763
Sweden’s SAS AB and LOT Polish Airlines are giving up service to China, joining a growing list of European carriers retreating from the world’s second-biggest aviation market.
Elimination of James Cleverly from contest leaves Tory members with choice between two rightwingers 
Gekauft, gezogen, weggeworfen: Einweg-E-Zigaretten sind so beliebt, weil sie so billig sind. Das geht jedoch auf Kosten der Umwelt. Die Bundesregierung hat nun die Entsorgung von Elektrogeräten neu geregelt.
The Trump Organization was in talks about Israeli hotels before the Hamas attack last year. It says it wants to resume them in the future, raising questions about the mingling of politics and money in the event of a second Trump term.
Citadel Securities LLC Chief Executive Officer Peng Zhao said the prospect of too much regulation in corporate America is deterring firms from going public — which he also cited as a reason why the market-maker isn’t considering the move right now.
Die US-Bürger treibt in diesem Wahlkampf nichts so um wie die höheren Preise für Lebensmittel, Sprit und Dienstleistungen. Aber wird wirklich alles so viel teurer? Ein Überblick über zentrale Produkte.
Canada’s decision to increase the capital gains inclusion rate is unlikely to generate as much cash as Justin Trudeau’s government expects, a research group says.
As Hurricane Milton barrels toward Florida threatening massive storm surges in the Tampa Bay area, roughly $30 billion of municipal debt is at risk, according to an analysis from Bloomberg Intelligence.
You’d think signs that the US economy has once again defied recession worries would be a good thing. And it is. But it comes with a side dose of market volatility. That’s because, as the former CEO of bond giant Pimco Mohamed El-Erian puts it, “this market lacks anchors when it comes to how it sees the interest rates.” If you can look past the bond volatility, which may ramp up further as soon as Thursday, the outlook still remains bright overall because of stocks, though less so for bonds.
Democratic Republic of Congo’s top mining official said the country is courting new investors for its world-class deposits of key metals as it looks to diversify ownership in its industry, which is currently dominated by China.
Boeing Co.’s annual interest costs could rise by at least $100 million if its credit rating is cut to junk, adding to its troubles as it navigates stalled union talks and seeks to shore up fresh capital.
High costs are a threat to Kamala Harris’s hopes of winning Michigan, a crucial election battleground
A prospective investor in Europastry SA’s halted initial public offering called for a tighter pricing discount to one of the company’s listed peers.
Investors are snapping up Australian stocks geared to the nation’s cashed-up retirees while shunning firms exposed to younger households, in a play on a widening intergenerational wealth divide.
The Nobel, awarded to David Baker of the University of Washington and Demis Hassabis and John M. Jumper of Google DeepMind, is the second this week to involve artificial intelligence.
Indian billionaire Gautam Adani’s flagship firm seeks to raise about $500 million through a share sale to institutions, marking a return to equity fundraising after a withering short-seller report in 2023.
The World Bank Former President David Malpass discusses inflation, US deficit, the importance of low interest rates for small businesses, and says the Federal Reserve is using really old models. He speaks with Sonali Basak from the Citadel Securities Global Macro Conference. (Source: Bloomberg)
Among deal makers with fortunes at stake, the consequences of a Harris or a Trump win are increasingly murky.
US Treasury yields rose as traders nixed bets on additional Federal Reserve interest-rate cuts this year ahead of inflation data to be released on Thursday.
Canadian investment firm Langdon Equity Partners Ltd. has emerged as one of the big winners from a deal backed by longtime Blackstone dealmaker Chinh Chu.
Chancellor urged to bring in expatriation charge in order to avoid increasing UK capital gains levy in Budget
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell received some pushback on a half-point interest-rate cut in September, as some officials preferred a smaller, quarter-point cut. Mike McKee reports.
Minutes from meeting showed some dispute about how quickly to reduce borrowing costs
New Jersey Attorney General Matt Platkin joins Caroline Hyde and Ed Ludlow to discuss the state of social media and TikTok as states set out to sue the social media platform for allegedly deceiving users about its safety for children and its addictive features. He speaks on Bloomberg Technology. (Source: Bloomberg)
Aetherflux hope to harness solar energy from space in an effort to deliver renewable power worldwide. CEO Baiju Bhatt joins Caroline Hyde and Ed Ludlow to discuss his ambitions on Bloomberg Technology. (Source: Bloomberg)
Bloomberg Intelligence Senior Tech Industry Analyst Mandeep Singh and Bloomberg News Antitrust Reporter Leah Nylen on what could be a historic breakup of one of the world’s biggest tech companies. (Source: Bloomberg)
Google, Microsoft and Meta are shoving A.I. chatbots into our faces. Sometimes, there’s a way out.
B. Riley Financial Inc.’s lenders are getting more oversight of the company’s finances, including weekly updates on its liquidity and some of its dealmaking amid efforts to pull the money-losing investment firm out of its tailspin.
Nearly a month into a union walkout, the aerospace giant withdrew its latest contract offer, and the two sides exchanged blame over the breakdown.