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U.S. Business2 years ago

Silicon Valley 5G chip startup EdgeQ raises $75 million to boost production

By Jane Lanhee Lee
U.S. Business2 years ago

Storm clouds gather over highly indebted companies, Moody’s says

By Matt Tracy
U.S. Business2 years ago

Japan’s SMFG is first global bank to sell AT1 bonds since C.Suisse wipeout

By Junko Fujita
U.S. Business2 years ago

Airbus to give 5%-7.4% pay hike to workers in Spain, union says

MADRID (Reuters) – Aircraft maker Airbus agreed with Spanish labour unions to raise its workers’ salaries by between 5% and 7.4% this year on top of...
U.S. Business2 years ago

Foreign investors set sights on Turkey after elections

By Orhan Coskun and Birsen Altayli
U.S. Business2 years ago

Swiss government reiterates financial commitment to Credit Suisse deal

ZURICH (Reuters) -The Swiss government said commitments to the Swiss National Bank and UBS to ease the takeover of Credit Suisse will not be affected by...
U.S. Business2 years ago

Factbox-Red-hot copper riding a new wave of consolidation

(Reuters) – Glencore Plc has offered $22.5 billion for Canadian copper miner Teck Resources Ltd, the latest in a wave of deals in the global copper...
U.S. Business2 years ago

Ryanair to trim schedules as 10 Boeing jets likely delayed

By Conor Humphries
U.S. Business2 years ago

Citigroup hikes 2023 global growth forecast, sees US recession only in Q4

(Reuters) -Citigroup raised its 2023 global economic growth forecast to 2.4%, citing “solid” performance in the United States, euro area and China, and also pushed out...
U.S. Business2 years ago

UK records western Europe’s highest inflation as March fall disappoints

By Andy Bruce and David Milliken

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