Rate Cut Consideration In December 'Reasonable': Fed's Kashkari
Federal Reserve's Kashkari cutting interest rates in December is "reasonable."
Brazil's Antitrust Regulator Wants Apple To Remove Restrictions On In-App Payments
The antitrust regulator of Brazil wanted Apple to life in-app restrictions on payments.
Paul Pogba Blackmail Trial Set To Open In Paris
Six men linked to Juventus and France midfielder Paul Pogba go on trial Tuesday, accused of blackmail, attempted extortion of millions of euros and holding the player at gunpoint.
BIWC Group: Unveiling the Shadows of corporate deception
In the cutthroat world of business, trust can often be elusive, and it can take a team of skilled professionals to expose deception and protect the innocent. This is where BIWC Group enters the stage; a business intelligence agency led by ex-Israeli special forces with a global network of contacts and an almost endless outreach.
More news
As AI Gets Real, Slow And Steady Wins The Race
In the wake of ChatGPT's dramatic arrival two years ago, companies are excited about generative AI's possibilities but heading into 2025 with careful deliberation rather than rushing to transform their operations.
China's Huawei To Launch 'Milestone' Smartphone With Homegrown OS
Chinese tech giant Huawei will on Tuesday launch its first smartphone equipped with a fully homegrown operating system, a key test in the firm's fight to challenge the dominance of Western juggernauts.
Hong Kong Top Court Affirms Housing, Inheritance Rights For Same-sex Couples
Hong Kong's top court ruled Tuesday to affirm housing and inheritance entitlements for same-sex couples, siding against the government in favour of LGBTQ rights protection.
Philippines, China Clashes Trigger Money-making Disinformation
Violent confrontations between Chinese and Philippine vessels in the South China Sea are being manipulated online by disinformation networks for profit, posing risks to regional security, an AFP investigation has found.
Green Light For Cadillac To Join Formula One Grid In 2026
American car manufacturer Cadillac will become the eleventh team on the Formula One grid in 2026 after the sport's owners announced Monday they had given their backing to the plan.
'Remarkable Global Progress': HIV Cases And Deaths Declining
The number of new HIV infections and deaths has fallen across the world, marking significant progress in the fight against the disease.
Social Media Firms Raise 'Serious Concerns' Over Australian U-16 Ban
Australia's proposal to ban under-16s from social media platforms is "rushed", social media companies claimed Tuesday, expressing "serious concerns" about potential unintended consequences.
US-Google Face Off As Ad Tech Antitrust Trial Comes To Close
Google and the US government faced off in a federal court on Monday, as each side delivered closing arguments in a case revolving around the technology giant's alleged unfair domination of online advertising.
Brazil Minister Says Supports Meat Supplier 'Boycott' Of Carrefour
Brazil's agriculture minister on Monday threw his support behind national meat suppliers that have halted deliveries to Carrefour supermarkets in a growing row related to Mercosur trade negotiations.
Steelmaker ArcelorMittal To Close Two Plants In France: Unions
ArcelorMittal, the world's second-biggest steelmaker, plans to close two plants in northern France, which together employ more than 130 people, unions said on Monday.
Germany Fears Outside Hand In Deadly Lithuania Jet Crash
A DHL cargo plane crashed Monday near the Lithuanian capital's airport, killing one crew member, with Germany raising the possibility of outside involvement in the disaster.
Awaiting Commerzbank, Italy's UniCredit Bids For Italian Rival
With its plans for Germany's Commerzbank seemingly stalled, UniCredit, Italy's second-largest lender, launched Monday a bid to buy its rival BPM for 10.1 billion euros ($10.6 billion).
G7 Ministers Discuss Ceasefire Efforts In Mideast
Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani said Monday he was "optimistic" for a cessation of hostilities in Lebanon, as Middle East tensions dominated a G7 meeting near Rome.
7-Eleven Promotes Holiday Clothing Line Featuring Pajamas, Ugly Sweaters
7-Eleven is celebrating the holiday season with festive fashions including ugly sweaters and pajamas sets to the delight of slurpee enthusiasts.
Egypt Says 17 Missing After Red Sea Tourist Boat Capsizes
Egyptian authorities said 17 people including foreigners were missing after a tourist yacht capsized off the country's Red Sea coast on Monday, with 28 others rescued.
UN Chief Slams Landmine Threat After US Decision To Supply Ukraine
The UN Secretary-General on Monday slammed the "renewed threat" of anti-personnel landmines, days after the United States said it would supply the weapons to Ukrainian forces battling Russia's invasion.
Equity Markets Mostly On Front Foot, As Bitcoin Rally Stutters
Major stock markets mostly rose Monday as traders welcomed Donald Trump's pick for Treasury secretary, while bitcoin's push to $100,000 ran out of steam after coming within a whisker of the mark last week.
Bestselling 'Woman Of Substance' Author Barbara Taylor Bradford Dies Aged 91
Bestselling British-American writer Barbara Taylor Bradford, whose first novel "A Woman of Substance" turned her into an overnight success, has died aged 91, a spokeswoman said on Monday.
Pages
- MOST READ IN Business
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5
Editor's pick
-
Image Of Thanksgiving Menu From 1899 Goes Viral: 'Most Expensive Item On Menu Is $2'
-
How A 126-Year-Old Court Ruling Will Stonewall Trump's Bid To End Birthright Citizenship, According To Experts
-
Boston Coffee Shop Goes Viral For Offering Free Coffee In Exchange For Dance Moves: 'Why Am I Crying?'
-
South Sudan Probes Shootout At Sacked Spy Chief's Home
-
Pregnant Indiana Mother 'Threw' Her Baby Daughter After She Cried, Police Say
-
Top US Securities Regulator To Exit, Clearing Way For Trump Pick
