King Charles' State Visit To France Postponed After Violent Protests
King Charles' state visit to France on Sunday has been postponed, the Elysee Palace said, after social unrest over President Emmanuel Macron's changes to the pension system erupted into violence in Paris and cities across France.
Ford's New Tennessee Plant Aims To Build 500,000 Electric Trucks A Year
Ford Motor Co plans to build up to 500,000 electric trucks a year at its BlueOval City complex under construction in western Tennessee, the automaker said on Friday.
Oil Falls As US Holds Off Refilling Strategic Reserve
Oil prices fell Friday, extending the previous day's losses, on worries about potential oversupply after U.S. Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm said refilling the country's Strategic Petroleum Reserve may take several years.
JPMorgan, Citi Tell Staff Not To Poach Clients From Banks Under Stress -source, Memo
As SVB teetered, billions of dollars in deposits poured into the nation's banking giants, which are required by regulators to hold more capital to withstand shocks.
Fed Emergency Lending To Banks Boosted Overall Fed Holdings In Latest Week
The Fed reported that discount window borrowing, its main source of emergency credit to depository institutions, hit $110.2 billion as of Wednesday.
U.S. Antisemitic Incidents Hit Record High In 2022, ADL Report Says
It was the third time in the last five years that antisemitic incidents reached all-time highs, the ADL said.
US Watchdog Warns Of Risks Of Buying Crypto Asset Securities
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on Thursday issued an investor alert warning that firms offering crypto asset securities may not be complying with U.S. laws.
'Most Vulnerable' U.S. Banks Lost $1 Trillion In Deposits In A Year: JP Morgan
The team of JPMorgan analysts led by Nikolaos Panigirtzoglou did not name any of the banks they categorized as "most vulnerable."
Manhattan DA: Trump Created False Expectation Of Arrest, Republicans Interfered
The Manhattan district attorney's office on Thursday said Donald Trump created a false expectation of his arrest and led Republicans in Congress to interfere with the office's probe of the former president.
FAA To Boost US Air Traffic Control Safety After Close Calls
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) said on Thursday it was taking steps to improve its air traffic control operations after a series of near-miss incidents raised questions about U.S.
Ford Sees $3 Billion Pretax Loss In Its EV Business This Year
Ford Motor Co expects its electric vehicle business unit to lose $3 billion this year, but remains on track to achieve a pretax margin of 8% by late 2026, the company said.
Falling US Gasoline Stockpiles Signal A Repeat Of Last Summer's High Prices
U.S. motorists face a repeat of last summer's high gasoline prices, analysts warned on Wednesday, with fuel stockpiles heading towards multi-year lows ahead of the peak summer driving season that begins in two months.
SVB-focused Fed Hikes Rates 25 Bp, Suggests One More On Horizon
The Federal Reserve on Wednesday raised interest rates by a quarter of a percentage point, but indicated it was on the verge of pausing further increases in borrowing costs amid recent turmoil in financial markets spurred by the collapse of two U.S.
Yellen Promise On Community Bank Deposits Sparks Relief In Small-town America
While big banks have dominated headlines, the country's 4,258 community banks, which are more risk-averse, actually account for more than 90% of all chartered banks.
Peace Plans And Pipelines: What Came Out Of The Putin-Xi Talks?
The agreed summit language suits Putin's purposes, enabling him to continue fighting while saying he is open to talk peace.
US Senate Banking Committee To Hold Hearings On Silicon Valley Bank Collapse
Silicon Valley Bank was taken over by federal regulators on March 10, with Signature Bank following suit a few days later.
Zuckerberg, Meta Sued For Failing To Address Sex Trafficking, Child Exploitation
Meta rejected the basis for the lawsuit, which was filed in Delaware Chancery Court.
Judge Refuses To Budge: Trump's NY Civil Fraud Case Trial Date 'Written In Stone'
Justice Arthur Engoron in Supreme Court in Manhattan agreed to requests by Trump and other defendants to push back some deadlines for gathering evidence.
First Republic Considers Downsizing If Capital Raise Fails, Sources Say
First Republic is examining how it can sell parts of its business, including some of its loan book, in a bid to raise cash and cut costs.
Putin Says Chinese Proposal Could Be Basis For Peace In Ukraine
Putin accused Western powers of fighting "to the last Ukrainian," while Xi reiterated China's "neutral position" on Ukraine and called for dialogue.
Analysis-Market Turmoil Is Doing Central Bankers' Jobs For Them
Tighter financing conditions in markets sparked by banking sector turmoil may have done much of central banks' jobs for them, boosting the case for an end to interest rate hikes soon.
Biden, Trudeau To Talk Ukraine, Defense Spending, Haiti In Ottawa
U.S. and Canadian sources said no significant announcements were likely, with both leaders expected to agree to continue working on areas where they differ.
Analysis-How Trump Will Use Any Indictment To Fire Up His 2024 Campaign
Trump has defied predictions of his demise numerous times since he launched his bid for the White House in 2015.
Ukraine To Receive Abrams Tanks From US As Soon As This Fall, Sources Say
The Biden administration pledged to supply Ukraine with 31 advanced M1 Abrams tanks after months of shunning the idea of deploying the difficult-to-maintain tanks to Ukraine.
New York City Braces For Trump Indictment After Ex-president Urges Protests
Workers erected barricades around a Manhattan courthouse on Monday as New York City braced for a possible indictment of Donald Trump over an alleged hush-money payment to a porn star during his 2016 campaign.
Blinken Offers US Support To Armenia For Peace Talks With Azerbaijan
Two weeks ago, Azerbaijani troops and ethnic Armenians exchanged gunfire in Azerbaijan's contested region of Nagorno-Karabakh, killing at least five people.
The Canary Is Alive And Chirping A Year Into Fed's Rate Hiking Cycle
The housing market has been hit hard by Fed rate hikes. Nonresidential construction spending has taken the baton, keeping overall construction spending largely constant.
FDIC To Break Up SVB, Seeks Separate Sale Of Private Unit
The parent company of the lender SVB Financial Group had on Friday filed for a reorganization under Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
Amazon Deepens Tech-sector Cuts By Slashing Another 9,000 Jobs
The latest slashing focuses on Amazon's highly-profitable cloud and advertising divisions.
US Authorizes Another $350 Million In Military Aid To Ukraine
The U.S. has provided more than $30 billion in weaponry to Ukraine to defend itself against Russia, which invaded its pro-Western neighbor on Feb. 24, 2022.