10.03.2025 12:34China says it will grow relations with Canada on basis of mutual respect10.03.2025 12:41Deliveroo Exits Hong Kong In Face of Meituan Rivalry Deliveroo Plc will close its Hong Kong business after weak sales in the city weighed on the company’s international division.10.03.2025 12:44Germany’s Conservatives, SPD Edge Closer to Coalition Germany’s conservatives and the Social Democrats (SPD) agreed to deepen talks on forming a new government as pressure builds on Chancellor-in-waiting Friedrich Merz to implement reforms. Merz said the parties have agreed to tighten border controls to reduce illegal immigration as well as implement reforms aimed at supporting German industry. Bloomberg’s Chris Reiter breaks down the situation.10.03.2025 12:47Egyptian Inflation Plunges by Almost Half as FX Crunch Wears Off Egypt’s inflation rate plunged by almost half in February, as the effects of a foreign-currency crunch that fed a black market for dollars a year before finally wore off.10.03.2025 13:00Here Comes the Booming Chinese Biotech Sector10.03.2025 13:00German Banks Face Shrinking Returns in Short Term, Study Says Germany’s banks face shrinking returns in the next two years as revenues fall and costs rise, according to a study by consultancy Oliver Wyman.10.03.2025 13:00Odd Lots: Here Comes China’s Booming Biotech Sector (Podcast) You’ve heard about Chinese EVs. You’ve heard about Chinese batteries and solar panels. And recently you learned that China is near the cutting edge of AI research. Here’s another category: biotech. In 2019, the Chinese share of molecules licensed to Big Pharma companies was 0%. In 2024, it’s now 31%. On this episode we speak with Tim Opler, a biotech industry investment banker at Stifel. He explains how this industry has taken off in such a short period of time. Among the factors he cites: a gen10.03.2025 13:00«Nous n’allons pas le laisser réussir» : Mark Carney, le futur premier ministre du Canada, attaque Donald Trump L’ancien banquier central de 59 ans, novice en politique, a promis de «bâtir une nouvelle économie et de créer de nouvelles relations commerciales». Il deviendra officiellement premier ministre dans les jours qui viennent après une passation de pouvoir avec Justin Trudeau.10.03.2025 13:00Nakoneczny’s chance to take on world as GB head for Special Olympics Britain aiming for medals from among their team of 10 athletes as first Winter Games for eight years opens in TurinFor the first time in eight years, the vibrant energy of the Special Olympics World Winter Games will ignite as ... ... 10.03.2025 13:00‘Just be radical’: the feminist artist giving Matisse a modern punk twist In her irreverent new exhibition, Sylvie Fleury is pairing the great modernist’s drawings and cutouts with her own fashion-focused workWhen Henri Matisse described his work as “in step with the future”, he was thinking about his ... ... 10.03.2025 13:05Retraites : la hausse des dépenses militaires rendra «dérisoires» les débats sur les 64 ans, juge le président du COR Selon Gilbert Cette, «la question deviendra plutôt (...) comment augmenter rapidement» l’âge de départ «au-delà des 64 ans». Des propos qui ont provoqué la colère des syndicats, en plein «conclave» sur les retraites.10.03.2025 13:06China’s retaliatory tariffs on US farm goods kick in, as trade war escalates – business live Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial newsThe US-China trade war comes at a time when the Chinese economy is already struggling with weak inflation.Consumer prices fell in February, pulling the CPI inflation rate ... ... 10.03.2025 13:08Romanian Far-Right Regroups as Frontrunner Barred From Vote Romania’s largest far-right party signaled it may seek an alternative candidate in May’s presidential election after the front-runner it backed was barred from the race, triggering street protests and risking the wrath of the Trump administration.10.03.2025 13:15South Korea, U.S. start military drill, North Korea fires missiles South Korea and the United States on Monday began a large-scale annual joint military exercise to strengthen their combined defense capabilities and counter the threat from North Korea, the first such drill since U.S. President Donald Trump took office in January.
Hours after the Freedom Shield exercise kicked off, North Korea fired what appeared to be short-range ballistic missiles toward the Yellow Sea, the South Korean military said. The missiles were fired at around 1:50 p.m. from North Hwanghae Province in western North Korea and flew over the country's west coast.
Read full story here10.03.2025 13:16Mainland Chinese Investors Buy Record Amount of Hong Kong Stocks Mainland Chinese investors bought an unprecedented amount of Hong Kong stocks on Monday, continuing to boost their holdings amid a tech-driven rally this year.10.03.2025 13:28European Stocks Waver on Growth Concerns; Defense Outperforms European equities were muted on Monday amid concerns about US economic growth and the impact of tariffs. Defense stocks outperformed amid a bright outlook for spending.10.03.2025 13:29Fishermen pull decomposed body out of the water off Massachusetts coast The unnamed fishing vessel was working about 40 miles off the coast of Boston Friday morning when the crew discovered the body after reeling in the boat’s fishing nets.10.03.2025 13:30The Fed’s Fixation on a 2% Inflation Target Is Risky10.03.2025 13:41F1 star Lando Norris and McLaren chief Zak Brown reveal how they staged the ultimate comeback After years of low leaderboard positions, McLaren's Formula 1 team had a comeback season to be remembered in 2024, culminating in taking home the coveted Constructors' Championship trophy for the first time in 26 years. But this was far from an overnight success story.10.03.2025 13:44European NATO States Still Depend on US Arms Imports, SIPRI Says The US accounted for the majority of arms imports by European NATO states in the last four years, a Swedish research group found, highlighting their dependence at a time when transatlantic relations are fraying.10.03.2025 13:45America Is Not Canada, Says Mark Carney: Victory Speech Mark Carney has won the race to become Canada’s next prime minister, putting the former central banker in charge of the country just as US President Donald Trump’s administration threatens its economic future. “America is not Canada. And Canada never, ever, will be part of America in any way, shape or form,” Carney said in his victory speech on Sunday.
“We didn’t ask for this fight, but Canadians are always ready when someone else drops the gloves. So Americans should make no mistake: in trade, as in hockey, Canada will win.”
Carney pledged to keep the government’s retaliatory tariffs on US goods until “the Americans show us respect — and make credible, reliable commitments to free and fair trade.” All proceeds from the levies will be used to protect workers, he said. (Source: Bloomberg)10.03.2025 13:46Morgan Stanley’s Wilson Warns S&P 500 to Sink 5% on Growth Risks US stocks are at risk of slumping another 5% on worries about the hit to corporate earnings from tariffs as well as lower fiscal spending, according to Morgan Stanley’s Michael Wilson.10.03.2025 13:52Swedish Wallenberg Family Anoints Next Generation With New Posts The Wallenbergs, a Swedish industrial dynasty rooted in the nineteenth century, took a major step toward its succession planning by appointing some of the family’s sixth generation to the boards of key business interests.10.03.2025 14:00DOGE’s Push for Americans’ Data Meets Mixed Response From Judges10.03.2025 14:00Trump’s Dealmaking Is All About Him10.03.2025 14:00Cboe Plans Options Product for Traders Wary of Stocks Concentration Risk Investors looking for another way to shake up and broaden out their technology-saturated portfolios are in luck.10.03.2025 14:01Covid’s Deadliest Effect Took Five Years to Appear What once belonged to all of us now belongs to corporations. 10.03.2025 14:02‘Harry Potter’ actor Simon Fisher-Becker dead at 63 Actor Simon Fisher-Becker, best known for his roles in “Harry Potter” and “Doctor Who,” has died at age 63. Fisher-Becker’s death was confirmed by his manager, Kim Barry of Jaffrey Management, as well as his husband, Tony. “Today I lost not only a client in Simon Fisher-Becker, but a close personal friend of 15 years...10.03.2025 14:02Trump Gave Us a Piece of His Mind The official and unofficial languages of the White House, decoded.10.03.2025 14:04Prabowo Tells Ride-Hailing Firms to Give Drivers Holiday Bonuses Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto ordered ride-hailing firms including GoTo Group and Grab Holdings Ltd. to give holidays bonuses to their drivers as the country nears its biggest annual holiday.10.03.2025 14:08China Deploys Food as Weapon in Trade War10.03.2025 14:10Chinese Pork Producer Muyuan Is Said to Weigh Hong Kong Listing Muyuan Foods Co., one of the world’s biggest pig breeders and pork producers, is considering a second listing in Hong Kong that may help it to raise at least $1 billion, according to people familiar with the situation. Страницы: 14851486148714881489149014911492149314941495149614971498149915001501150215031504150515061507150815091510151115121513151415151516151715181519152015211522152315241525