BlackRock Inc.’s bet on owning and investing in power utilities took a major step forward after Minnesota regulators approved a…
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UK retail investors face delays before they can buy regulated crypto assets
Industry executives frustrated by hold up as many investors eager to get exposure to digital market
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Argentine bonds have swung on every headline that has peppered trading screens over the past two weeks in a frenzy…
Read MoreECB’s Schnabel Says Financial Markets May Be Getting Complacent
European Central Bank Executive member Isabel Schnabel said that investor and other financial market participants are possibly underestimating risks.
Read MoreChina Is Refusing to Buy US Soybeans. What Does It Mean for American Farmers?
Soybeans have become the latest flashpoint in the trade dispute between China and the US. China, the world’s largest buyer…
Read MoreMarico’s India business to see high single-digit volume growth in Q2
It also said that consolidated revenue growth on a year-on-year basis will touch the thirties on the back of pricing…
Read MoreGold’s IPO rush is a risky twist on its rally
Gold bugs trot out plenty of reasons why the metal will continue to shine
Read MoreBYD outsells Tesla for fourth straight quarter despite sales dip
Musk has warned Tesla "could have a rough few quarters" after losing the US incentives
Read MoreLagarde Says ECB Has Done a Lot on Rates, Is in ‘Good Place’
European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde suggested that she’s comfortable with the current policy settings as inflation in the euro…
Read MoreMiami’s Leste Eyes $3 Billion a Year in Real Estate Lending
Leste Group, a Miami-based alternative asset manager founded by a Brazilian financier, is planning to triple its real estate lending…
Read MoreFed’s Miran Says He’d Adjust Inflation View If Rents Turn Higher
Federal Reserve Governor Stephen Miran said he’d amend his inflation view if housing costs unexpectedly jumped, conceding that his out-of-consensus…
Read MoreUS Initial Jobless Claims Edge Up to 224,000 in Goldman Analysis
Applications for US unemployment benefits edged up last week, according to a Goldman Sachs Group Inc. analysis of state-level filings…
Read MoreIMF Says Significant Economic Risks Linked to Industrial Policy
Governments need to be careful about how they lean on industrial policy to support key sectors including energy given the…
Read MoreUS Services Gauge Falls on Weakest Business Activity Since 2020
The US service sector stalled in September as business activity shrank for the first time since the pandemic and orders…
Read MoreMilei’s 48-Hour Tariff Pause Spurs Record Surge in Crop Exports
Argentine President Javier Milei’s brief pause on crop export tariffs last week, implemented to shore up the nation’s finances, sparked…
Read MoreHow Much Does the US Shutdown Really Matter?
The answer appears to be: Not a lot — yet.
Read MoreWealthy UK Family Behind JCB Pays Itself $1.2 Billion Dividend
A billionaire Conservative Party donor and his family almost tripled the annual payout from their business empire, pocketing the windfall…
Read MoreTrump Threatens Funding for Chicago, Portland in Shutdown Fight
The White House announced Friday it was withholding more than $2 billion for transportation projects in Chicago and examining ways…
Read MoreIndia’s push to join the nuclear power club
Modi’s recent announcements on nuclear energy could open the door to major domestic and foreign groups
Read MoreMamdani, Cuomo PACs Have Millions to Spend as NYC Race Heats Up
Billionaires have shelled out record amounts in the mayoral race. Here are the biggest donors.
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