18.10.2024 21:20 A record-breaking summer travel season failed to get investors excited about airlines, but an encouraging start to earnings, along with plans to dial back domestic capacity growth to more closely match demand, is brightening the outlook for the sector.18.10.2024 21:31 Budget move on individuals’ income could raise ВЈ7bn a year towards plugging ВЈ40bn fiscal shortfall18.10.2024 21:46 The Communist government ordered the closure of nonvital activities hours to avoid power grid collapse. ... 18.10.2024 22:30 The busiest container complex in the US surpassed a record set during the pandemic last quarter as businesses continue to bring goods in ahead of potential tariff increases and sought to avoid hurricane and labor disruptions at alternate ports.18.10.2024 22:32 The assassination confronts militant group with crucial strategic choice at its weakest point in two decades18.10.2024 22:51 Apple Inc.’s top recruiting executive is leaving to become the chief people officer at investment firm Citadel, according to people with knowledge of the matter, marking another major departure for the iPhone maker’s tumultuous human resources team.18.10.2024 22:52 After Yahya Sinwar’s death, the Palestinian militant group must craft a new blueprint in its war with Israel. ... 18.10.2024 23:00 Israel and Hamas signal they aren’t ready for a cease-fire, as the White House seeks a broad diplomatic deal. ... 18.10.2024 23:42 Recent elevated rates in funding markets, combined with a lack of bank lending, are fueling concern over lack of plentiful cash in the financial system, according to Bank of America Corp.18.10.2024 23:49 Several federal agencies are investigating whether the large chain of psychiatric hospitals held patients without medical justification.19.10.2024 0:31 The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said it was looking into what Elon Musk’s electric car company called the full self-driving system.19.10.2024 1:17 Hedge funds slashed their bullish bets on West Texas Intermediate crude prices to the lowest in eight months as expectations ebbed that Israel will strike Iran’s oil infrastructure.19.10.2024 1:33 Cigna Group has revived efforts to combine with its smaller rival Humana Inc. after merger talks fell apart late last year, according to people familiar with the matter.19.10.2024 1:36 For Wall Street skeptics arguing the good times can’t last, there is plenty of supporting evidence. Equity valuations are stretched, corporate bond spreads are tightening and gold is at a record.19.10.2024 1:43 France was downgraded by Scope Ratings in another warning on the state of the country’s finances and the political impediments to containing a ballooning budget deficit.19.10.2024 1:47 London Stock Exchange Group Plc terminated an employee after it investigated a “concerning video” of him following a Black teen around what his mother said was his Florida neighborhood.19.10.2024 1:50 Research Affiliates founder and Chairman Rob Arnott discusses inflation’s impact on value stocks. He says “value is very near its cheapest levels ever.” Speaking on Bloomberg The Close, Arnott says concentrating on US growth for core holdings is as dangerous an exercise as picking up nickels in front of a steamroller. (Source: Bloomberg)19.10.2024 1:55 Mark Douglas, Founder & CEO of MNTN, speaks with Scarlet Fu and Romaine Bostick about the future of streaming services and how advertising plays a part. (Source: Bloomberg)19.10.2024 2:04 Higher prices for cocoa and rising exports helped Ivory Coast win a credit rating upgrade from S&P Global Ratings, which boosted the Western African nation a notch closer to investment grade.19.10.2024 2:06 Key US lawmakers urged Japan to strengthen restrictions on sales of chipmaking equipment to China, warning that if Tokyo fails to act, Washington could impose its own curbs on Japanese companies or bar toolmakers that sell to China from receiving US semiconductor subsidies.19.10.2024 2:15 Miners Vale SA and BHP Group are a step closer to finalizing a deal with Brazilian authorities to provide a multibillion dollar settlement for one of the country’s worst mining disasters.19.10.2024 2:22 The outlook on Italy’s credit status was raised by Fitch Ratings, an unexpected win for Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni.19.10.2024 4:00 Singapore’s push to foster a digital-asset hub jumped back into the spotlight this week when Nansen Pte Chief Executive Officer Alex Svanevik revealed his application for permanent residence there had been rejected.19.10.2024 4:04 Colombia has once again produced cocaine at a record pace as President Gustavo Petro’s government changed the country’s strategy for fighting illegal drugs.19.10.2024 4:15 This week, we look at how the World Bank can be held accountable for its ambitious goals. For that, we go to Nigeria to look at projects aimed at electrifying it most populous city, Lagos. Legal immigration is helping economies with a shortage of workers, including the state of North Dakota. We talk to someone who changed her mind on nuclear energy to understand why meeting energy demands might be impossible without it. (Source: Bloomberg)19.10.2024 5:29 Nur in den Covidjahren mit den vielen Hilfsprogrammen war das Haushaltsdefizit der USA größer als jetzt. Dickster Posten in der Schlussrechnung von Finanzministerin Yellen: der Schuldendienst.19.10.2024 6:00 Warren Buffett is amplifying his bet on Sirius XM Holdings Inc., as Berkshire Hathaway Inc. keeps adding more shares of the radio broadcasting firm to its portfolio.19.10.2024 8:48 Hong Kong is losing one of its longest-serving markets regulators as Keith Choy prepares to step down, according to people familiar with the matter.19.10.2024 9:00 Ricardo Soares da Silva has no regrets about swapping his native Brazil for hilly southern Germany and a higher-paying job as an electrical technician.19.10.2024 9:00 On the use and abuse of one of Britain’s greatest writers19.10.2024 9:00 The artist’s pairing of unfamiliar African, Asian and South American objects with his own sculptures reveals dark and complex stories19.10.2024 9:00 Why artists are so often banal or strident in their treatment of politics Страницы: 717718719720721722723724725726727728729730731732733734735736737738739740741742743744745746747748749750751752753754755756757758759760761762763764765766767768769770771772773774775776777778779780781782783784785786787788789790791792
A record-breaking summer travel season failed to get investors excited about airlines, but an encouraging start to earnings, along with plans to dial back domestic capacity growth to more closely match demand, is brightening the outlook for the sector.
Budget move on individuals’ income could raise £7bn a year towards plugging £40bn fiscal shortfall
The busiest container complex in the US surpassed a record set during the pandemic last quarter as businesses continue to bring goods in ahead of potential tariff increases and sought to avoid hurricane and labor disruptions at alternate ports.
The assassination confronts militant group with crucial strategic choice at its weakest point in two decades
Apple Inc.’s top recruiting executive is leaving to become the chief people officer at investment firm Citadel, according to people with knowledge of the matter, marking another major departure for the iPhone maker’s tumultuous human resources team.
Recent elevated rates in funding markets, combined with a lack of bank lending, are fueling concern over lack of plentiful cash in the financial system, according to Bank of America Corp.
Several federal agencies are investigating whether the large chain of psychiatric hospitals held patients without medical justification.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said it was looking into what Elon Musk’s electric car company called the full self-driving system.
Hedge funds slashed their bullish bets on West Texas Intermediate crude prices to the lowest in eight months as expectations ebbed that Israel will strike Iran’s oil infrastructure.
Cigna Group has revived efforts to combine with its smaller rival Humana Inc. after merger talks fell apart late last year, according to people familiar with the matter.
For Wall Street skeptics arguing the good times can’t last, there is plenty of supporting evidence. Equity valuations are stretched, corporate bond spreads are tightening and gold is at a record.
France was downgraded by Scope Ratings in another warning on the state of the country’s finances and the political impediments to containing a ballooning budget deficit.
London Stock Exchange Group Plc terminated an employee after it investigated a “concerning video” of him following a Black teen around what his mother said was his Florida neighborhood.
Research Affiliates founder and Chairman Rob Arnott discusses inflation’s impact on value stocks. He says “value is very near its cheapest levels ever.” Speaking on Bloomberg The Close, Arnott says concentrating on US growth for core holdings is as dangerous an exercise as picking up nickels in front of a steamroller. (Source: Bloomberg)
Mark Douglas, Founder & CEO of MNTN, speaks with Scarlet Fu and Romaine Bostick about the future of streaming services and how advertising plays a part. (Source: Bloomberg)
Higher prices for cocoa and rising exports helped Ivory Coast win a credit rating upgrade from S&P Global Ratings, which boosted the Western African nation a notch closer to investment grade.
Key US lawmakers urged Japan to strengthen restrictions on sales of chipmaking equipment to China, warning that if Tokyo fails to act, Washington could impose its own curbs on Japanese companies or bar toolmakers that sell to China from receiving US semiconductor subsidies.
Miners Vale SA and BHP Group are a step closer to finalizing a deal with Brazilian authorities to provide a multibillion dollar settlement for one of the country’s worst mining disasters.
The outlook on Italy’s credit status was raised by Fitch Ratings, an unexpected win for Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni.
Singapore’s push to foster a digital-asset hub jumped back into the spotlight this week when Nansen Pte Chief Executive Officer Alex Svanevik revealed his application for permanent residence there had been rejected.
Colombia has once again produced cocaine at a record pace as President Gustavo Petro’s government changed the country’s strategy for fighting illegal drugs.
This week, we look at how the World Bank can be held accountable for its ambitious goals. For that, we go to Nigeria to look at projects aimed at electrifying it most populous city, Lagos. Legal immigration is helping economies with a shortage of workers, including the state of North Dakota. We talk to someone who changed her mind on nuclear energy to understand why meeting energy demands might be impossible without it. (Source: Bloomberg)
Nur in den Covidjahren mit den vielen Hilfsprogrammen war das Haushaltsdefizit der USA größer als jetzt. Dickster Posten in der Schlussrechnung von Finanzministerin Yellen: der Schuldendienst.
Warren Buffett is amplifying his bet on Sirius XM Holdings Inc., as Berkshire Hathaway Inc. keeps adding more shares of the radio broadcasting firm to its portfolio.
Hong Kong is losing one of its longest-serving markets regulators as Keith Choy prepares to step down, according to people familiar with the matter.
Ricardo Soares da Silva has no regrets about swapping his native Brazil for hilly southern Germany and a higher-paying job as an electrical technician.
On the use and abuse of one of Britain’s greatest writers
The artist’s pairing of unfamiliar African, Asian and South American objects with his own sculptures reveals dark and complex stories
Why artists are so often banal or strident in their treatment of politics