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A new survey by Vanderbilt University found that most Nashville residents don't want Boring Company tunnels in their city.
“How can I strike a balance between enjoying the present and saving for the future?”
European Central Bank Governing Council member Pierre Wunsch discusses the impact of the Middle East conflict on inflation, the euro-zone economy and future interest-rate decisions. "If by April we have solid evidence that the shock will be lasting, and will lead to a big hike in inflation that is likely to have some degree of persistence, then we might have to do something," the Belgian central bank governor tells Bloomberg. (Source: Bloomberg)
A Greek shipowner sent another oil tanker outhbound through the Strait of Hormuz, demonstrating a willingness to navigate the vital trade at a time when a vast majority of shipping companies continue to avoid it because of the Iran war.
Landmark verdicts shatter the Section 230 shield, turning ‘addictive’ product design into a legal thicket for Meta, Alphabet and others.
Braskem SA reported another lackluster quarter and warned it faces a material uncertainty if its shareholders don’t complete a planned debt transaction.
Braskem SA reported another lackluster quarter and warned it faces a material uncertainty if its shareholders don’t complete a planned debt transaction.
Investors should buy consumer stocks in a way to play “policy panic” as the US strives to prevent a recession, according to Bank of America’s Michael Hartnett.
Investors should buy consumer stocks in a way to play “policy panic” as the US strives to prevent a recession, according to Bank of America’s Michael Hartnett.
"The Pulse With Francine Lacqua" is all about conversations with high profile guests in the beating heart of global business, economics, finance and politics. Based in London, we go wherever the story is, bringing you exclusive interviews and market-moving scoops. Today's guests: Phoenix Kalen, SocGen CIB, Global Head of Emerging Markets Research; Henrietta Pacquement, Allspring Global Investments, Fixed Income Chief Operating Officer; Pascal Confavreux, France Foreign Ministry Spokesperson; Jasmine El-Gamal, Averos Strategies, Founder and CEO; Amy Gower, Morgan Stanley, Metals and Mining Commodities Strategist. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Sun King, the world’s largest off-grid solar company, plans to spend as much as $150 million by 2030 expanding into Ethiopia, Africa’s second-most populous nation.
The European Central Bank would probably have to act if the Iran war isn’t concluded by June, Governing Council member Pierre Wunsch said, urging patience in the meantime as officials assess the scale of the economic fallout.
Bonds issued by various European countries continued to sell off on Friday, deepening a rout that has been mostly continuous since the U.S.-Iran war began.
S&P 500 Index futures fall 0.3% as of 7:50 a.m. in New York after China started a pair of investigations into US trade practices and Israel said it would escalate and expand its attacks on Iran.
Turkey’s bullion sale could be a signal of a broader reversal in the precious metal.
SoftBank Group Corp. signed a loan of $40 billion to finance its investment in OpenAI, adding to the Japanese company’s debt load as it seeks to stay abreast of a global artificial intelligence race.
Over the past six months, investors have weathered some major swings in the U.S. equity market.
The Swiss pharma giant is betting on a next-generation allergy treatment that may prove to work faster and better than anything currently on the market.
Oil prices traded higher after U.S. President Donald Trump said Iran had allowed 10 oil tankers to pass through the Strait of Hormuz.
US equity-index futures fell on Friday as China started a retaliatory probe into US trade practices and the war in Iran continued to escalate.
US stocks opened lower on Friday, taking the Nasdaq 100 Index into correction territory as the escalating war in Iran boosted oil prices.
US stocks fell on Friday, taking the Nasdaq 100 Index into correction territory as the escalating war in Iran boosted oil prices and Treasury yields climbed.
US stocks fell on Friday, taking the Nasdaq 100 Index into correction territory as the escalating war in Iran boosted oil prices.