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Middle East War updates: New attack launched on Saudi airport
Here’s a brief recap of the key developments in the Middle East war that occurred over the weekend, ...
Oil chiefs pull out of Riyadh energy congress after airport missile strike
BP and others skip World Petroleum Council meeting after 12 killed in attack blamed on Houthis...
Fast fashion retailer Shein slides as Europe sales and profit suffer
Australia RBA Interest Rate Decision meets forecasts (4.6%)
Gold bounces off eight-week low; not out of the woods amid rising Fed hike bets
Gold (XAU/USD) attracts some buyers during the Asian session on Tuesday, reversing a part of the previous day's heavy losses to the $4,100 neighborhood, or its lowest level since August 4.
Samsung commits $1B to Nvidia- and KKR-backed AI firm Helix
RGC Resources declares $0.2175 dividend
Morning briefing: EUR/USD can test support at 1.1300
The Dollar index risen and has scope to test 101.60/80 in the near term before pausing for a reversal, while Euro can test support at 1.13. USDJPY has scope to rise slowly towards 158-159 while EURJPY ...
Hormel Foods declares $0.2925 dividend
Nvidia turns to insurers to spread the risk of AI build-out
World’s largest listed company looks for new ways to draw Wall Street deeper into the financing of the AI boom
Swiss Franc declines as US Dollar rises on Fed rate hike bets
USD/CHF continues its winning streak for the fifth successive trading day, reaching its fresh 16-month high of 0.8327 during Asian hours on Tuesday. The pair gains support as the US Dollar (USD) rises ...
A meeting a day keeps the robots away
Predictions that white-collar work will soon be automated reveal an underappreciation of what other people’s jobs entail
Unicredit’s Orcel moves to seize control of Commerzbank within months
Italian executive aims to replace 10 board members and oust CEO as soon as January, say people familiar with plans
Germany issues EU budget ultimatum
Berlin and five other capitals tell Brussels to axe ‘hundreds of billions’ in planned spending