Bloomberg Markets
The European Central Bank is set to raise interest rates for the first time since 2023, judging it can no longer ignore the upswing in inflation caused by the Iran war.
Bloomberg Markets
Belief is that the numbers aren’t bad enough to warrant a Fed rate hike.
Bloomberg Markets
The Former EU European Commissioner for Competition Margrethe Vestager says Europe doesn't need to emulate China or America, but does need to become more competitive. Vestager, who ran the EU's anti-competitive efforts as an EU commissioner from 2014-2024 was speaking to Stephen Carroll on Bloomberg's "Daybreak Europe" radio program. (Source: Bloomberg)
NY Times Business
Two reports by U.S. investigators reveal how Medicare Advantage is quick to reject requests for short-term nursing home or inpatient rehab services.
Bloomberg Markets
Ann Lipton, the Laurence W. Demuth Business Law Chair, cautions that the IPO structure of SpaceX strongly limits the rights of everyday investors. She speaks on Bloomberg TV's Insight With Haslinda Amin. (Source: Bloomberg)
Yahoo Finance
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Financial Times
Bank’s decision to back executive after she resigned from the role over ties to Jeffrey Epstein sparked internal divisions
Financial Times
Collapse of €100bn project with France leaves countries at a crossroads
Financial Times
Airline will fly people home if they are stranded, says carrier’s president Tim Clark
Financial Times
Shutdowns have made one of the world’s most online nations resort to cash, paper maps and pet cams
Bloomberg Markets
Europe is shaking itself awake.
Financial Times
Abrupt scrapping of two sets of planned talks in Beijing comes as tensions grow between trade superpowers
Financial Times
Chief diplomat Kaja Kallas and her EEAS are in capitals’ crosshairs over leadership and co-ordination issues
Financial Times
Copper and aluminium had been rallying before Middle East conflict hit supply
Financial Times
The world’s richest man is shooting for Mars. Ordinary people are coming along for the ride
Financial Times
The question isn’t whether mass underemployment arrives but whether we have a policy framework ready when it does
Bloomberg Markets
Ben & Jerry’s isn’t just known for ice cream, but also its support for social causes. With over $1 billion in sales last year, it’s an asset for its owner Magnum. So why has one of its founders quit and the other launched a campaign to make Ben & Jerry's independent? Bloomberg’s Akshat Rathi sits down with co-founder Ben Cohen to ask about the Free Ben & Jerry’s campaign, why businesses should pursue social causes, and the future of ice cream on a warming planet.
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