11.11.2025 5:08 A drop in Chinese carbon emissions in September suggests this year could still see an annual decline, according to the Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air, in what would be a global climate turning point.11.11.2025 5:05 Donald Trump notched another victory in his war on the media when the UK’s national broadcaster apologized over a misleading edit of the US president’s remarks and two executives resigned.11.11.2025 5:03 President Donald Trump’s administration told the US Supreme Court that he could have sent active-duty military troops to Chicago to help enforce federal immigration laws, as he urged the court to instead let him deploy the National Guard.11.11.2025 5:01 UK retail sales growth weakened in October, the British Retail Consortium said, as shoppers held back on purchases ahead of the government’s upcoming budget and in anticipation of Black Friday deals.11.11.2025 5:0011.11.2025 5:00 Sony Group Corp. shares are forecast to gain as the Japanese entertainment and electronics company gets a boost from recent hit titles including the anime movie Demon Slayer.11.11.2025 4:57 Source: Bloomberg, 5:5511.11.2025 4:41 CleanSpark Inc. is looking to raise $1 billion in a sale of convertible bonds, as the Bitcoin miner and data center operator seeks to fund its growing footprint.11.11.2025 4:40 Andrea Bonomi, managing principal and founder of Investindustrial Advisors, discusses Investindustrial’s purchase of a major portion of TreeHouse Foods’ Meal Preparation division and says he expects growth in the food category in Asia. He tells Romaine Bostick and Katie Greifeld on “The Close” that tariffs are likely to cause some disruption. (Source: Bloomberg)11.11.2025 4:35 Oil steadied as traders tracked softening market metrics and waited for reports that may give clues about an impending global surplus.11.11.2025 4:32 The United Nations says nearly 89,000 civilians have fled Sudan’s El-Fasher since a paramilitary group captured the city last month, calling for an immediate ceasefire as the war in the North African country remains unabated for the third year.11.11.2025 4:30 More and more Japanese companies are beating earnings expectations on growing AI demand, the smaller-than-expected impact of tariffs and the weak yen, in a sign the rally in equities can go further.11.11.2025 4:30 Australia’s consumer confidence soared in November as households turned more positive on the economy, a result that’s likely to further reduce the chances of a near-term interest-rate cut.11.11.2025 4:30 Gold is a traditional hedge against inflation for investors but in China surging bullion prices are having the opposite effect, providing a temporary respite from deflationary pressures.11.11.2025 4:29 Before it agreed to merge with Anglo American Plc, Canadian miner Teck Resources Ltd. had been in parallel talks with a rival suitor for two years.11.11.2025 4:1911.11.2025 4:12 Colombian consumer prices rose at the fastest pace in more than a year, bolstering the case of policymakers who are defying the government’s calls for monetary easing.11.11.2025 4:02 US academic organizations that won a court ruling against the Trump administration for “bullying” international students over their political views by making them leave the country now are asking the judge to go further.11.11.2025 4:02 Comprehensive cross-platform coverage of the U.S. market close on Bloomberg Television, Bloomberg Radio, and YouTube with Romaine Bostick, Katie Greifeld, Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec. (Source: Bloomberg)11.11.2025 4:00 Asian stocks were primed to track Wall Street gains as a US Senate plan to end the longest-ever government shutdown renewed investors’ appetite for risk.11.11.2025 4:00 The southern Thailand coastal province of Trang boasts lush islands and an emerald cave but has long been overshadowed by neighboring foreign tourist hotspots Phuket and Krabi.11.11.2025 4:00 “Just popping in to say hello.”11.11.2025 4:0011.11.2025 4:0011.11.2025 4:0011.11.2025 4:0011.11.2025 4:0011.11.2025 4:0011.11.2025 4:0011.11.2025 4:0011.11.2025 4:0011.11.2025 4:00 Страницы: 123456789101112 ... 3157315831593160316131623163316431653166316731683169317031713172
A drop in Chinese carbon emissions in September suggests this year could still see an annual decline, according to the Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air, in what would be a global climate turning point.
Donald Trump notched another victory in his war on the media when the UK’s national broadcaster apologized over a misleading edit of the US president’s remarks and two executives resigned.
President Donald Trump’s administration told the US Supreme Court that he could have sent active-duty military troops to Chicago to help enforce federal immigration laws, as he urged the court to instead let him deploy the National Guard.
UK retail sales growth weakened in October, the British Retail Consortium said, as shoppers held back on purchases ahead of the government’s upcoming budget and in anticipation of Black Friday deals.
Sony Group Corp. shares are forecast to gain as the Japanese entertainment and electronics company gets a boost from recent hit titles including the anime movie Demon Slayer.
CleanSpark Inc. is looking to raise $1 billion in a sale of convertible bonds, as the Bitcoin miner and data center operator seeks to fund its growing footprint.
Andrea Bonomi, managing principal and founder of Investindustrial Advisors, discusses Investindustrial’s purchase of a major portion of TreeHouse Foods’ Meal Preparation division and says he expects growth in the food category in Asia. He tells Romaine Bostick and Katie Greifeld on “The Close” that tariffs are likely to cause some disruption. (Source: Bloomberg)
Oil steadied as traders tracked softening market metrics and waited for reports that may give clues about an impending global surplus.
The United Nations says nearly 89,000 civilians have fled Sudan’s El-Fasher since a paramilitary group captured the city last month, calling for an immediate ceasefire as the war in the North African country remains unabated for the third year.
More and more Japanese companies are beating earnings expectations on growing AI demand, the smaller-than-expected impact of tariffs and the weak yen, in a sign the rally in equities can go further.
Australia’s consumer confidence soared in November as households turned more positive on the economy, a result that’s likely to further reduce the chances of a near-term interest-rate cut.
Gold is a traditional hedge against inflation for investors but in China surging bullion prices are having the opposite effect, providing a temporary respite from deflationary pressures.
Before it agreed to merge with Anglo American Plc, Canadian miner Teck Resources Ltd. had been in parallel talks with a rival suitor for two years.
Colombian consumer prices rose at the fastest pace in more than a year, bolstering the case of policymakers who are defying the government’s calls for monetary easing.
US academic organizations that won a court ruling against the Trump administration for “bullying” international students over their political views by making them leave the country now are asking the judge to go further.
Comprehensive cross-platform coverage of the U.S. market close on Bloomberg Television, Bloomberg Radio, and YouTube with Romaine Bostick, Katie Greifeld, Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec. (Source: Bloomberg)
Asian stocks were primed to track Wall Street gains as a US Senate plan to end the longest-ever government shutdown renewed investors’ appetite for risk.
The southern Thailand coastal province of Trang boasts lush islands and an emerald cave but has long been overshadowed by neighboring foreign tourist hotspots Phuket and Krabi.
“Just popping in to say hello.”
