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Gazprom delivers gas to Russian consumers at record pace for early May
The average air temperature in the coverage area of the Unified Gas Supply System from May 1 to 3 was below the climatic norm
BofA Slate of a Dozen Directors Wins Approval From Investors
Bank of America Corp. said shareholders on Monday approved a slate of 12 directors the company nominated for its board.
Australia’s property investor borrowing rises at fastest rate in a decade - despite interest rate rises
Owner-occupier mortgage growth slowed under growing costs while investor loans grew by $42bn in the year to March, a 9.6% increaseGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastProperty investor borrowing rose at its fastest rate in a decade in March, according to the Reserve Bank, despite higher interest rates and speculation about property tax changes.Owner-occupier loan growth slowed under the weight of growing mortgage costs but investor lending is continuing its record surge. Co...
Thousands of Just Eat couriers launch legal action to improve workers’ rights
More than 7,000 join employment tribunal that will include claims for minimum wage and holiday pay More than 7,000 Just Eat couriers are taking legal action against the food delivery company in an attempt to gain better employment rights including the minimum wage and holiday pay.The employment tribunal, which begins on Tuesday and is set to run until 2 June, will determine if the couriers are classed as workers, a status that comes with improved rights, or self-employed independent contractors....
Peter Thiel backs $1bn ocean data centre start-up powered by waves
US tech billionaire leads $140mn investment into Panthalassa as search for AI power pushes into exotic new frontiers
Gazprom supplies record volumes of gas to Russian consumers in April
The company attributed the increased demand for gas to cold weather
ECB Likely to Hike Rates with Capital Economics' McKeown
Jennifer McKeown, chief global economist at Capital Economics, discussed the near-term outlook for central bank policy, highlighting that the European Central Bank appears more likely to raise interest rates soon compared to the Bank of England or the Federal Reserve. (Source: Bloomberg)
UAE Issues Missile Warning as Rising Tensions Risk US-Iran Truce
The United Arab Emirates on Monday issued a missile threat warning for the first time since a ceasefire between the US and Iran took hold about a month ago, underscoring the fragility of diplomatic efforts to end a war that has killed thousands and disrupted global energy supplies.
Oaktree's Panossian Sees Risks Building in Credit Market
"It's a little bit of a head-scratcher as to why the markets are as robust as they are," Armen Panossian, co-CEO and head of performing credit at Oaktree, says. Speaking with Bloomberg's Dani Burger at the Milken Institute Global Conference in Beverly Hills, California, Panossian says investors are underestimating the fundamental risks facing the credit market. (Source: Bloomberg)
At 100, Route 66 still ties the US and the world together
Even in the Trump era, foreign tourists flock to the ‘Mother Road’ in search of the true America
Portugal Tightens Citizenship Rules After Immigration Spike
With Portugal’s foreign population reaching unprecedented levels, the country’s president has signed into law a bill that will double the amount of time needed for foreigners to obtain citizenship.
GameStop Could Issue Stock In $55 Billion eBay Takeover Bid—Here’s Why Economists Are Skeptical About A Deal
Analysts questioned whether GameStop could afford the acquisition.
Bolivia Plots Global Bond Market Return After Four-Year Hiatus
Bolivia is gauging investor interest for its first dollar bond sale in four years after the new market-friendly government avoided a default on external debt payments in March.
FedEx, UPS Shares Tumble on Amazon’s ‘Watershed’ Logistics Move
US transportation stocks plunged Monday morning after Amazon.com Inc. announced expanded logistics offerings that will turn it into a major competitor for parcel carriers and air freight companies, and also impact truckers and third-party brokers.
UAE Says Swap Talks With US Are About Joining ‘Elite’ Group
The United Arab Emirates signaled its currency swap talks with the US were about joining a small club with access to Federal Reserve liquidity lines rather than a need for external financing.
Putin instructs cabinet to expand use of biotechnology in economy
The Cabinet of Ministers will also need to prepare proposals to expand the participation of biotechnology organizations in the implementation of the federal project "Professionalism"
Russia to keep smartphones from Apple, Samsung brands on parallel import list — ministry
The ministry added that the products should meet the requirements regarding safety, origin, availability of certificates
EU Power Markets Lowers Hourly Price Floor to -600 Euros
European power markets are set to cut the hourly price limit to -€600 per megawatt-hour after an intense period of volatility where the existing floor price was reached a number of times.
Apollo's Zito on Fears Facing Private Credit Investors
Apollo Asset Management co-President John Zito talks about how AI is impacting investing and private credit. “Everyone is acknowledging we will be in a higher-volatility regime, but they are not acknowledging credit is actually the typical safer place to be," he told Bloomberg's Dani Burger at the Milken Institute Global Conference in Beverly Hills. (Source: Bloomberg)
These Are the Players in the Million-Dollar Dinosaur Fossil Business
Why are dinosaur bones joining the collections of millionaires and billionaires like Ken Griffin? On this episode of the Odd Lots podcast, we are joined by Salomon Aaron, a director at London-based gallery David Aaron. He tells Joe Weisenthal and Tracy Alloway how the private market for fossils actually works and how similar it is to the market for art and other antiquities. (Source: Bloomberg)