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At an extraordinary general meeting, shareholders owning more than 90 per cent of class A stock cast their votes in favour of ...
Spotify swung to a net loss in its second quarter and warned revenues would be lower than expected in the following three months, sending shares down 4 per cent in premarket trading in New York.
Ivory Coast’s 83-year-old president will stand for a fourth term in October, setting the stage for a contentious vote after ...
The US banking industry has now taken a Musk-like posture. JPMorgan plans to sell APIs that it previously provided for free, ...
Iconiq Capital is set to lead a $5bn funding round for artificial intelligence start-up Anthropic that would value the ...
Gucci accounts for about half of Kering’s sales and two-thirds of operating profits. A turnaround at the brand has stalled ...
In the 1940s, as war spread in Europe and beyond, an American physiologist realised that starvation would surely follow but ...
The UK will recognise a Palestinian state in September unless Israel takes immediate steps to end the crisis in Gaza, the ...
Donald Trump’s former adviser, Steve Bannon, once described the US president’s media strategy as “flood the zone”. In other ...
The US and China held “very constructive” talks in Sweden but any extension of their truce in the trade war would need Donald Trump’s approval, Treasury secretary Scott Bessent said in Sweden on ...
The Trump administration is planning to curb the government’s ability to regulate greenhouse gases by unwinding rules that control emissions from fossil fuel drilling, power plants and cars.
US companies are taking advantage of blistering conditions in the debt market to slash their borrowing costs, underscoring how many investors are willing to back even risky deals as uncertainty over ...
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