Helder Marinho

Editor

61-90 (out of 203)

Helder Marinho is the editor in chief of IBTimes US, based in New York. Previously he has worked as a reporter, editor and news manager, having led teams and bureaus for Bloomberg News in New York and Latin America.

@HelderMarinho

U.S. Supreme Court building in Washington

Supreme Court Releases Code Of Conduct For Justices

The court said the document is a "codification of principles" regarded as governing the conduct of justices.

Supporters of Donald Trump, including the so-called "QAnon Shaman," enter the US Capitol on January 6, 2021

'QAnon Shaman' Plans To Run For Congress In 2024

Jacob Angely-Chansley took the first step to run for a House of Representatives seat after serving more than 2 years in prison.

An Emirates Airlines Boing 777 plane unloads a coronavirus vaccine shipment at Dubai International Airport in this picture taken on February 1, 2021

Emirates Orders 95 Boeing Airplanes For $52 Billion

Emirates says the expanded fleet will support Dubai's economic agenda.

US President Joe Biden and China's President Xi Jinping last met in Bali in November 2022

In Focus This Week: Biden-Xi Meeting, Inflation Data, Retail Earnings

Retail sales, industrial production will also be released; Congress needs to reach an agreement to avert a government shutdown by the end of the week.

U.S. Senator Joe Manchin (D-WV) at the U.S. Capitol in Washington

Joe Manchin Says He Won't Run For Senate Reelection Next Year

The West Virginia senator criticized divisions and said he will travel the country to mobilize the middle.

Fed boss Jerome Powell's speech at Jackson Hole will be closely followed by investors

Powell Says Fed Isn't Convinced Rates Have Increased Enough

In a more hawkish speech, the Fed chair warned against "head fakes" from inflation.

The US Federal Reserve is widely expected to hold interest rates steady at the end of its two-day gathering starting Tuesday

Fed Officials See 'Progress' On Slowing Inflation, More Data Needed

Tom Barkin said the economy is still to show impacts of higher rates, while Michelle Bowman said the current rate appears to be "restrictive."

The US government is hours away from a shutdown as Republican lawmakers fail to reach a deal on a funding agreement

Eight Days To Avoid Government Shutdown: What's The Plan?

Republican Speaker Mike Johnson is having closed-door meetings; Democrats say they won't accept demands of "MAGA extremists."

With the labour market still tight, investors are keeping a wary eye on US jobs data with a strong reading likely putting pressure on the Federal Reserve to hike interest rates further

Jobless Claims Fall Again After Two Weeks Of Increases

The four-week average rose to the highest level since mid-September.

Five Republican presidential candidates will debate on stage in Miami

GOP Debate: Attacks On Trump And Biden, Support For Israel, Personal Clashes

Donald Trump skipped the debate for the third time and held a rally at the same time.

According to its 2021 annual report, the Disney group employed 190,000 people worldwide as of October 2 of that year

Disney Profit, Streaming Subscribers Beat Analysts' Expectations

Disney also announced an increase in its goal for cost cuts.

A shopping cart is seen in a Target store in the Brooklyn borough of New York

New York Mayor Eric Adams Mobilizes Task Force To Tackle Rising Retail Theft Crisis

The task force will guide the Adams administration on legislative solutions, improve intelligence sharing and ensure best practices implementation.

Citibank To Pay $25.9 Million For Discrimination Against Armenian Americans

The CFPB said the bank treated credit card applicants as criminals.

Marijuana plants for the adult recreational market at Hepworth Farms in Milton, New York

Ohio Votes To Approve Recreational Marijuana

The law can still be modified by the state's legislature

Fed Chair Jerome Powell will speak to reporters after the Fed's decision is announced

Powell Asks For 'Flexibility And Agility' From Fed Economists

The Federal Reserve chair didn't discuss the economy or interest rates in his speech.

The US housing sector became a popular place despite the overall economic downturn caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, as cheap mortgage rates and the disruptions caused by the virus spurred people to shop for homes

Mortgage Rates See Biggest Drop In More Than A Year

Applications for mortgages rose as lenders tried to take advantage of lower rates.

The SEC said Under Armour pulled foward future sales to avoid missing analyst revenue forecasts

Under Armour Cuts Forecast For Annual Sales On Sluggish North America

The company shares gained as it raised guidance for gross margin.

Republican hopeful Nikki Haley addresses a town hall in Laconia, New Hampshire

Five Candidates Qualify For Third Republican Presidential Debate

Donald Trump, who leads other Republican candidates in election polls, will hold a rally competing with the debate.

Credit cards are pictured in a wallet in Washington, February 21, 2010.

Americans' Credit Card Debt And Delinquencies Jump Led By Millennials

A New York Fed study showed that the annual gain in credit card debt reached a record.

A D.R. Horton home building project is pictured in San Marcos, California July 28, 2015.

D.R. Horton Expects Its Home Sales To Rise Despite High Mortgage Rates

The company's forecast and quarterly results beat analysts' estimates.

WeWork is back with a public share listing, two years after the high-flying office-sharing firm went into a tailspin that led to the cancelling of a planned share offering

WeWork Files For Bankruptcy With Almost $19 Billion In Debt

The company, which has locations in 37 countries, said the process only involves U.S. and Canada units.

Uber and Lyft agreed to pay $328 million to settle a New York probe that accused the companies of wrongfully deducting fees from drivers' pay

Uber Says Demand Is 'Stronger Than Ever' For Holiday Season

The company's forecast for bookings and adjusted Ebtida in the fourth quarter is above analysts' estimates.

New York's Fifth Avenue To Be For Pedestrian's Only Three Sundays This Holiday Season

The initiative aims to replicate the success of last year when sales had a boost of 6.6%.

US authorities said evidence from the Bumble dating app was used to track a suspect in the January 6 Capitol uprising

Dating App Bumble Names New CEO, Founder To Become Executive Chair

The new CEO will join the company in January after leaving Salesforce's Slack.

People walk past a CitiBank branch on Avenue of the Americas, in New York

Citigroup Considers Cutting At Least 10% Of Jobs: Report

The cuts are part of the bank's reorganization plan, CNBC said.

Twenty-three years in power: Russian President Vladimir Putin

Putin To Run For President Again In 2024: Report

An announcement could come in the next few weeks, the Reuters news agency reported.

The US government is notifying federal employees of an impending shutdown as Congress remains in deadlock

In Focus This Week: Israel Aid, Powell Speech, Uber, Disney Earnings

In politics, there will be a new debate of Republican presidential candidates; Donald Trump takes the stand in the civil trial against his family and company.