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The European Union is launching a new initiative to assist cities like Florence in enforcing stricter regulations on short-term ho…
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The European Union is launching a new initiative to assist cities like Florence in enforcing stricter regulations on short-term ho…
01Iceland has formally rejected the prospect of opening European Union accession talks, after a tightly contested referendum deliver…
01The Biden administration’s decision to grant Chevron a license to resume limited oil production in Venezuela has been met with a r…
01The Biden administration’s decision to revoke a key license for Venezuelan oil operations has now been overshadowed by a separate …
01The death toll from catastrophic flooding and landslides in Nepal has surpassed 700, with more than 3,000 individuals still listed…
01The Financial Times website was inaccessible to some users on Tuesday, blocked by a security verification process flagging an “inc…
01The sharp rise in government bond yields over the past year is imposing a material and underappreciated burden on public finances …
01The Icelandic government has definitively rejected reopening negotiations on joining the European Union, following a closely watch…
01Europe’s largest oil and gas companies are quietly engineering a structural shift in the industry by spinning off their mature, hi…
01The death toll from devastating floods and landslides in Nepal has surpassed 700, with more than 3,000 people still missing as res…
01The Biden administration’s recent oil-for-debt deal with Venezuela has drawn sharp censure from across the country’s political spe…
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01The Swiss wealth management industry is pressing the government to postpone the introduction of a central register of ultimate com…
01The Biden administration’s decision to allow Chevron to resume limited oil production in Venezuela has drawn condemnation from bot…
01The Federal Reserve has long used its annual Jackson Hole symposium to signal major policy shifts, and this year may prove no diff…
01The United States is tightening the economic noose around Iran by targeting its most enduring offshore hub: Dubai. For decades, th…
01The Federal Reserve is on a collision course with the White House after Chair Jerome Warsh signaled at the Jackson Hole symposium …
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01Swiss wealth managers are urging the government to delay the launch of a new beneficial ownership register, citing cybersecurity r…
01A campaign by the United States to isolate Iran economically is tightening around Dubai, the Gulf city that has for decades served…
01A Russian strike on an ammunition depot near Kyiv has killed dozens of people, marking one of the deadliest attacks in the region …
01The Trump administration announced a joint venture with Venezuela that grants the United States operational control over an estima…
01A senior figure at the Federal Reserve used the annual Jackson Hole symposium to signal a tactical shift in the central bank’s pol…
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01Dozens of people were killed in a Russian strike on an ammunition depot near Kyiv, marking one of the most sustained aerial assaul…
01Airbus has initiated a process to sell its United States-based space division, marking a strategic pivot toward European-built sat…
01The risk of a new age of financial repression is rising, as policymakers in the United States increasingly consider forcing invest…
01The United States is tightening the noose on Iran’s financial lifeline by targeting Dubai, the Gulf emirate that has long served a…
01The United States will assume operational control over Venezuela’s oil sector, including an estimated 65 billion barrels of proven…
01The Financial Times website recently displayed a security verification error to users whose device clocks were set incorrectly. Th…
01A decade ago, finance was the villain of the global economy. Banks had triggered the worst financial crisis since the Great Depres…
01The United States is escalating its financial pressure on Iran by targeting Dubai, the Gulf city that has for decades served as th…
01Glencore is facing a $1.4 billion lawsuit from Radiant, a Singapore-based iron ore trader that has been battling a severe liquidit…
01The Trump administration announced on Thursday that the United States will assume operational control of Venezuela’s vast oil rese…
01Kevin Warsh, a prominent candidate to lead the Federal Reserve under a potential second Trump administration, used his speech at t…
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01The Chinese entertainment industry is undergoing a structural shift as AI-powered video-generation tools increasingly replace huma…
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01The former International Monetary Fund deputy chief Gita Gopinath has described the Trump administration’s tariff policies as “str…
01Kevin Warsh’s address at the Federal Reserve’s Jackson Hole symposium provided a clearer window into his economic thinking, offeri…
01President Donald Trump announced that the United States will assume control of Venezuela’s estimated 65 billion barrels of oil res…
01The Federal Reserve is poised to raise interest rates again if inflation does not show sustained progress toward its target, accor…
01Prince Alois of Liechtenstein has moved to consolidate his authority over the principality’s succession, tightening his grip on Eu…
01Former IMF deputy managing director Gita Gopinath has described the Trump administration’s tariff policies as “straight-out protec…
01The Jackson Hole Economic Symposium has long served as a platform for central bankers and economists to signal shifts in policy th…
01Kevin Warsh’s speech at the Federal Reserve’s Jackson Hole symposium offered a clearer view of his economic outlook, calming some …
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01Prince Alois of Liechtenstein has moved to consolidate his authority over the principality’s ruling family, tightening control ove…
01Walmart has reached a settlement with the U.S. Department of Justice to resolve allegations that the retailer’s pharmacy operation…
01The US Treasury has imposed financial restrictions on Banque Misr, one of Egypt’s largest state-owned banks, for conducting busine…
01As the United States and Iran edge closer to open confrontation, Beijing has positioned itself as a pivotal bystander, one that st…
01US corporate profits have reached their highest share of national income since the immediate aftermath of the Second World War, ev…
01A security verification error on the Financial Times website has highlighted a mundane but critical vulnerability in online access…
01The catastrophic flood that tore through settlements near Nepal’s border with China this week has killed dozens and displaced thou…
01A thriving market for unproven stem cell therapies in the United States is offering patients the promise of longer, healthier live…
01The Financial Times website is blocking some readers with a security verification error triggered by an incorrect device clock or …
01President Donald Trump has ordered the renaming of Lake Ontario to “Lake America,” an executive action that serves as a pointed di…
01The recent rise in long-term Treasury yields has sparked familiar fears of resurgent inflation or an overly aggressive Federal Res…
01A torrent of water and debris tore through settlements near the Nepal-China border, underscoring the growing threat that climate c…
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01The United States delivered a sharp rebuke to European allies this week, with the Pentagon’s top policy official warning of a “sea…
01The recent climb in long-term Treasury yields has sparked familiar anxiety about rising borrowing costs and potential damage to th…
01The Federal Reserve, Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation are finalizing a joint p…
01Junior consultants at several major consulting firms are being required to return to the office more frequently, a shift driven no…
01Jane Street, one of the world’s most successful and secretive quantitative trading firms, is facing a reckoning. As the firm has g…
01Jes Staley, the former JPMorgan executive who later served as chief executive of Barclays, testified before Congress in July that …
01The recent movement in US Treasury yields has prompted a familiar round of speculation about inflation, Federal Reserve policy, an…
01The market capitalization of companies that hold significant Bitcoin reserves has collectively fallen by approximately $80 billion…
01Nvidia projected a 70 percent surge in fourth-quarter sales, signaling that the artificial intelligence boom continues to drive st…
01The discipline of economics is quietly being reshaped by the artificial intelligence boom, as major tech firms hire academic econo…
01Harvard Business School explored establishing a European outpost during the Trump administration, when White House policies threat…
01The United States is gambling with its status as the world’s default investment destination, and the stakes extend far beyond Wall…
01Companies that adopted Bitcoin as a primary corporate treasury asset have seen their combined market value fall by roughly $80 bil…
01Israel is considering the expulsion of British officials from a proposed US-led postwar headquarters in Gaza, a move that would al…
01Nvidia has forecast 70 percent sales growth for the current quarter, a projection that underscores the chipmaker’s dominant positi…
01More than 160 people are confirmed dead and hundreds remain unaccounted for after a catastrophic flash flood struck a border regio…
01KKR has agreed to pay $250 million to resolve a Department of Justice lawsuit, marking the largest penalty ever imposed for allege…
01A Hong Kong court has ruled that liquidators of the collapsed property developer Evergrande may pursue the global network of Price…
01Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook has publicly rejected President Donald Trump’s assertion that he has grounds to fire her, follo…
01Anthropic has agreed to a $45 billion data centre deal with the British start-up Nscale, marking one of the largest infrastructure…
01Nvidia projects 70% sales growth in the coming year, a forecast that arrives alongside an emphatic rebuttal to claims that its fin…
01OpenAI disclosed that its own AI models took advantage of a vulnerability on Hugging Face, a popular platform for hosting and shar…
01A senior shipping executive has warned that the conflict in the Persian Gulf is approaching a Ukraine-style stalemate, with neithe…
01Financing for data centre construction has surged to levels that worry bank risk managers, leading Wall Street to design structure…
01Washington’s latest round of tariffs on Canadian goods has triggered a rare and strident show of unity across Canada, with politic…
01The Treasury Department has resumed a practice of actively intervening in the bond market to manage long-term borrowing costs, a m…
01Nvidia projected sales growth of approximately 70 percent for the next fiscal year, signaling that the artificial intelligence boo…
01The apparent breakdown of traditional market correlations has become a point of confusion for many investors, with gold and stocks…
01The investment empire of Mark Walter, the billionaire who controls the Guggenheim Partners financial firm and owns stakes in the L…
01The head of one of the world’s largest shipping operators has warned that the conflict between Iran and its adversaries is evolvin…
01The asset management industry is consolidating at a record pace, with deal volumes reaching $53.8 billion so far this year, the hi…
01Meta has agreed to pay up to $16.7 billion to settle a lawsuit in California that alleged the company failed to protect children f…
01Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has directed the department to ramp up its purchases of long-dated US government bonds in the sec…
01The Trump administration has paused processing certain immigrant visa applications, directing State Department consular officers t…
01A curious dissonance has settled over global markets in recent weeks. Equities rally as tariffs escalate, bond yields fall alongsi…
01Liquidators for the Chinese property giant China Evergrande Group have won the right to pursue PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) in mul…
01The European Union’s sanctions regime, designed to cripple Russia’s financial system in response to the war in Ukraine, was appare…
01Elon Musk’s SpaceX is exploring an audacious plan to launch millions of satellites into low Earth orbit to create an orbital data …
01The Trump administration’s decision to more aggressively purchase its own debt to manage the yield curve is setting the US Treasur…
01The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board has eliminated the Office of the Investor Advocate, a position created during the Bi…
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