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He speaks exclusively on “Bloomberg: The China Show.” (Source: Bloomberg)Aljazeera18.06.2026 9:15 Rami Khouri says real policy change will only happen when the US forces Israel’s hand in Lebanon. 18.06.2026 9:14 Copper fell more than 1% to wipe out the gains of earlier this week after US Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh sparked speculation about rate hikes in comments at his debut press conference.18.06.2026 9:13 The long-running saga over the listing of Reliance Industries Ltd.’s digital unit comes to a head this week, as investors watch whether its billionaire chairman Mukesh Ambani can walk the talk from last year.18.06.2026 9:08 Taiwan President Lai Ching-te appealed for the world’s media to defy China’s pressure campaign against Taipei, at a rare briefing convened as Beijing escalates its efforts to isolate the island.18.06.2026 9:0518.06.2026 9:03 The US for decades has pursued a campaign of pressuring Iran economically, including by deploying measures that have frozen billions of dollars of Iranian assets situated all over the world. Now, as part of a deal to end its three-month war with the country — which has threatened economies around the globe by curtailing access to oil, gas and fertilizer — the US is offering to facilitate the release of blocked Iranian funds.18.06.2026 9:01 Homeowners and businesses in the region, which relies heavily on imported oil, are installing rooftop solar panels to reduce the sting of soaring energy costs.18.06.2026 9:01 Here is what to know about the by-election on Thursday in Makerfield, the outcome of which could lead to Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s ouster.18.06.2026 9:0118.06.2026 9:0118.06.2026 9:01 A Bulgaria-based company sold controversial surveillance technology to governments in countries with records of repression, enabling authorities to track mobile phones and eavesdrop on private communications, according to documents obtained by Human Rights Watch.18.06.2026 9:01 A significant number of data centers is being built in areas that are exposed to extreme weather risks brought on by climate change, a report by XDI has found.18.06.2026 9:0018.06.2026 9:0018.06.2026 9:00 Who would even want to be the UK’s prime minister? The list of problems is endless: anemic growth; crumbling public services; soaring welfare bills; unhappy geopolitics; a wayward US president; an overstretched military; hostile social media; a divided party; and bleak electoral prospects. Being England’s football manager used to be the “impossible job.” The resident of No. 10 appears to have inherited that mantle.18.06.2026 9:00 The transition to adulthood has never been easy. My own early twenties, about a decade ago, were a time of high anxiety, low self-esteem and steep learning curves. There were friendship group dramas, internships with bad bosses and the stress of in-person job interviews.18.06.2026 9:00 According to well-sourced reports, the US is reducing the level of combat forces available for North Atlantic Treaty Organization operations in Europe.18.06.2026 9:00 The Group of Seven industrial nations this week pledged an ambitious target to diversify away from China, adding momentum to the European Union’s own push to counter a growing trade imbalance with the world’s biggest export engine.18.06.2026 9:00 The Czech central bank may raise interest rates for the first time in four years as policymakers weigh domestic inflation pressures against receding risks from global energy prices.18.06.2026 8:59 Starbucks Corp.’s India unit plans to open dozens of new stores each year as it seeks to fend off rivals and strengthen its position in the South Asian country’s fast-growing coffee market.18.06.2026 8:59 Zhu Ning, Professor of Finance at the Shanghai Advanced Institute of Finance, says China is using overnight reverse repos to help guide policy rates and ease spikes in funding stress. He also says China’s credit slowdown is not necessarily negative, as the country is shifting its growth model. He speaks with Minmin Low on the sidelines of the Lujiazui Forum in Shanghai. (Source: Bloomberg)18.06.2026 8:58 Despite the debates, Cantonese remains dominant in the city.18.06.2026 8:5718.06.2026 8:54 Tata Starbucks CEO Sushant Dash plans to add up to 100 stores in the short term. In an exclusive conversation, Dash adds that they are firm on maintaining the market share of 30%. (Source: Bloomberg)18.06.2026 8:50 Rio Tinto Group has resumed exports of copper concentrate from its vast Oyu Tolgoi copper mine in Mongolia following a short protest.18.06.2026 8:50 India’s monsoon has had an unusually weak start and the lackluster rainfall is likely to persist, threatening crops and industrial activity as the El Niño weather phenomenon takes hold.18.06.2026 8:45Aljazeera18.06.2026 8:45 Brent crude drops as much as 1.6 percent, while key stock indices in Japan, South Korea and Taiwan climb.18.06.2026 8:43 Oil flows going through the Strait of Hormuz may recover to only about 70% of their pre-war level, according to Goldman Sachs Group Inc., which highlighted regional producers leaning on alternative routes. Страницы: 123456789101112 ... 2182218321842185218621872188218921902191219221932194219521962197
Tony Han, Founder & CEO of WeRide, says the company is planning to launch in more European cities after starting joint programs with Uber in Madrid and Zurich. He adds that he is optimistic that China will resume issuing new autonomous driving permits. He speaks exclusively on “Bloomberg: The China Show.” (Source: Bloomberg)
Copper fell more than 1% to wipe out the gains of earlier this week after US Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh sparked speculation about rate hikes in comments at his debut press conference.
The long-running saga over the listing of Reliance Industries Ltd.’s digital unit comes to a head this week, as investors watch whether its billionaire chairman Mukesh Ambani can walk the talk from last year.
Taiwan President Lai Ching-te appealed for the world’s media to defy China’s pressure campaign against Taipei, at a rare briefing convened as Beijing escalates its efforts to isolate the island.
The US for decades has pursued a campaign of pressuring Iran economically, including by deploying measures that have frozen billions of dollars of Iranian assets situated all over the world. Now, as part of a deal to end its three-month war with the country — which has threatened economies around the globe by curtailing access to oil, gas and fertilizer — the US is offering to facilitate the release of blocked Iranian funds.
Homeowners and businesses in the region, which relies heavily on imported oil, are installing rooftop solar panels to reduce the sting of soaring energy costs.
Here is what to know about the by-election on Thursday in Makerfield, the outcome of which could lead to Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s ouster.
A Bulgaria-based company sold controversial surveillance technology to governments in countries with records of repression, enabling authorities to track mobile phones and eavesdrop on private communications, according to documents obtained by Human Rights Watch.
A significant number of data centers is being built in areas that are exposed to extreme weather risks brought on by climate change, a report by XDI has found.
Who would even want to be the UK’s prime minister? The list of problems is endless: anemic growth; crumbling public services; soaring welfare bills; unhappy geopolitics; a wayward US president; an overstretched military; hostile social media; a divided party; and bleak electoral prospects. Being England’s football manager used to be the “impossible job.” The resident of No. 10 appears to have inherited that mantle.
The transition to adulthood has never been easy. My own early twenties, about a decade ago, were a time of high anxiety, low self-esteem and steep learning curves. There were friendship group dramas, internships with bad bosses and the stress of in-person job interviews.
According to well-sourced reports, the US is reducing the level of combat forces available for North Atlantic Treaty Organization operations in Europe.
The Group of Seven industrial nations this week pledged an ambitious target to diversify away from China, adding momentum to the European Union’s own push to counter a growing trade imbalance with the world’s biggest export engine.
The Czech central bank may raise interest rates for the first time in four years as policymakers weigh domestic inflation pressures against receding risks from global energy prices.
Starbucks Corp.’s India unit plans to open dozens of new stores each year as it seeks to fend off rivals and strengthen its position in the South Asian country’s fast-growing coffee market.
Zhu Ning, Professor of Finance at the Shanghai Advanced Institute of Finance, says China is using overnight reverse repos to help guide policy rates and ease spikes in funding stress. He also says China’s credit slowdown is not necessarily negative, as the country is shifting its growth model. He speaks with Minmin Low on the sidelines of the Lujiazui Forum in Shanghai. (Source: Bloomberg)
Despite the debates, Cantonese remains dominant in the city.
Tata Starbucks CEO Sushant Dash plans to add up to 100 stores in the short term. In an exclusive conversation, Dash adds that they are firm on maintaining the market share of 30%. (Source: Bloomberg)
Rio Tinto Group has resumed exports of copper concentrate from its vast Oyu Tolgoi copper mine in Mongolia following a short protest.
India’s monsoon has had an unusually weak start and the lackluster rainfall is likely to persist, threatening crops and industrial activity as the El Niño weather phenomenon takes hold.
Oil flows going through the Strait of Hormuz may recover to only about 70% of their pre-war level, according to Goldman Sachs Group Inc., which highlighted regional producers leaning on alternative routes.