Germany Lines Up €50 Billion to Help Heavy Industry Go Green
Germany plans to help energy-intensive manufacturers transition to climate-neutral technologies with roughly €50 billion ($53.4 billion) in subsidies.
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Daiwa Says Staff Freely Using ChatGPT, Plans Tech Hiring Boost
Daiwa Securities Group Inc. employees are widely using an artificial intelligence-powered chatbot in Japan, as the nation’s second-largest
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China Bonds at Center of Crisis Fears Are Posting Surprise Gains
For all the concern about a debt crisis facing China’s local governments, the bonds most exposed to a
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Papal envoy heads to Ukraine to 'listen carefully' to possible peace plans
By Philip Pullella and Alvise Armellini VATICAN CITY (Reuters) -Italian Cardinal Matteo Zuppi, tasked by Pope Francis to carry out
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Erdogan’s Gas Giveway Helps Cool Inflation Before Policy Reboot
Turkey’s inflation decelerated to the slowest since 2021 as President Recep Tayyip Erdogan made good on a promise
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Malaysia Seeks More Narrowbody Jets, Sees Delay on Current Order
Malaysia Airlines Bhd. is seeking to add at least 25 single-aisle aircraft and will look to discuss options
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Swiss Underlying Inflation Gauge Slows Below SNB 2% Ceiling
A measure of underlying inflation in Switzerland slowed more than expected to below the central bank’s ceiling, giving
1970-01-01 08:00
BlackRock Lured Back to UK Bonds by Yields That Tower Over Peers
BlackRock Inc. and other large money managers are dipping back into the UK’s battered debt market, lured by
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Morgan Stanley Strategist Sees European Stocks Falling 10% This Summer
European stocks may drop as much as 10% over the next few months. That’s the view of Morgan
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Negative-Yielding Debt Returns to Almost $2 Trillion on BOJ
The scourge of negative-yielding debt refuses to go away for investors as the Bank of Japan’s continued reluctance
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ECB’s Vujcic Says Inflation Risks Are Still Tilted to Upside
European Central Bank Governing Council member Boris Vujcic said the surge in consumer prices is only slowly abating,
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World’s Longest Direct Flights to Cost 20% More Than Stopover Fares
Qantas is likely to extract a 20% premium from passengers on the world’s longest direct flights when it
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